SE Valley Times

Model train enthusiasts and families alike are in for a treat as the Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders set up a captivating display at the Red Mountain Branch of Mesa Public Library. The exhibit features HO-scale track, trains, and model towns spread across more than 750 square feet of track, with multiple trains in motion.

According to the official announcement, the model railroad display will be open to the public on specific dates and times, starting on Tuesday, March 19, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and running through Saturday, March 23, with varying closing times each day.

In a statement, the organizers highlighted the interactive nature of the event, mentioning that "Model train operators will be on-site to answer questions and show how the model railroad is designed and constructed." This hands-on approach aims to provide visitors with insights into the intricate world of model trains.

The event is free to attend and welcomes individuals of all ages, offering a unique opportunity for children and families to engage with the fascinating hobby of model railroading. For those eager to learn more, additional information can be found on the Mesa Public Library's website, www.mesalibrary.org.

Furthermore, for media inquiries or interview requests, Veronica Coronado, the designated contact person, can be reached via email at veronica.coronado@mesaaz.gov. This event promises to be an exciting and educational experience for both seasoned model train enthusiasts and newcomers alike.