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The August 2016 Steel Caboose has been sent via email and U.S Mail to all members. The topics include --MGRS Display at the North Berwick Mill Field Festival on August 20 --Barry and Buckie Sanford's Moving Sale --Neville Lewis Indoor Layout Trains and Track for Sale --Upcoming Railroad Events in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont See the full edition at August 2016 Steel Caboose

The July edition is on its way to members via email and U.S. Mail. Topics include --Open House and Annual Meeting this Saturday, July 16 --North Berwick Historical Society Train Display on August 20 --Scarborough Veterans Home --Holiday Train Display --Passing of Dick Soderberg --Upcoming Railroad Events in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont --Toy Train News See the full edition at Steel Caboose July 2016

The first edition of the Steel Caboose will be published this week. It follows the Iron Horse, and is sent to all MGRS members. You will receive it by electronic mail or U.S. mail. Topics include MGRS Display at the Great Falls Topsham Show April 30th MGRS at March 12th Strive Rocks Dance Day 2016 Open House and Annual Meeting on Saturday, July 16 East Coast Large Scale Train Show Condolences to Norman Waycott Trailer Committee Formed, to Report at Annual Meeting 2016 Holiday Train Display Update G-Scale Items for Sale and for Free Upcoming Railroad Events in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont   Read the Steel Caboose now

The left sidebar of the blog has been updated: Events 2015 Patch and new Trains in a Mall Video Iron Horse Current and Past Editions Roll of Honor for 2015

Dennis Farrell and Scott Gould are stepping out of their shared role of editing and producing the Club’s Iron Horse Newsletter. So we are looking for a new editor to get news about MGRS and G-Scale to all our members . Any interested members or spouses should contact either Dennis at 839-4887 or Scott at 799-9799 to discuss it. Dennis and Scott are willing to give guidance and support. The Iron Horse is published four times a year and sent to members via U.S. Mail. The editor finds topics for each newsletter, and helps members prepare their own articles. Information about club activities and other topics of interest is also included. Each issue is made up of eight pages. This includes articles, pictures, and space for the return address and label. The editor prepares the final version of each issue. Issues are  printed and assembled by a copy store. The MGRS Secretary provides a set of mailing labels. The editor puts the mailing labels on the copies and sends them out. T...