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Around The Museum 2025
Greg Elems, Paul Finnegan, Tom Hervey, Eugene Vicknair


Page last updated:  Wed Jun 11 07:29:16 AM PDT 2025

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Members′ Day 2025 - Director Janet Steeper on the Fireman’s side of the WP 1503 which was the locomotive being used for the Caboose Train.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Director (VP) Charlie Spikes as the engineer on the WP 1503. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Inside the Museum Store with Jackie Habeck behind the counter with Ann Morningstar (L) and Trish McKay.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Life Member Steve Habeck waiting for the membership meeting to start in the Museum Store.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Eric and Trish McKay (L) with Ann Morningstar (R) in Museum Store.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Members and volunteers (L-R) Gus Paoli, VP Charlie Spikes, Ann Morningstar, Edward Powell and Phantom John.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - FRRS President Greg Elms- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Members lining up to serve themselves dinner. Standing behind Janet is member Fred Elenbaas and Conductor for the Caboose Train this day.- Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - (L-R) Ethan Doty and Nicholas Manos. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - FRRS President. Greg Elms giving an after dinner talk describing the Museum’s plans for the the coming years. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Greg delivering his after dinner talk. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Greg delivering his after dinner talk. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - Greg delivering his after dinner talk. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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Members′ Day 2025 - after dinner conversing among the membership. - Tom Hervey 6/7/25

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ARDENWOOD RAILFAIR – May 24-26 Michael Coen, Greg Elems, Eric McKay and Eugene Vicknair handling our booth - Greg Elems 5/25/25

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ARDENWOOD RAILFAIR – May 24-26 Michael Coen, Greg Elems, Eric McKay and Eugene Vicknair handling our booth - Greg Elems 5/25/25

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Eric McKay helping with the museum display at Sacramento on Sunday. - Greg Elems 5/18/25

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WPRM display tables at the Sacramento Model Railroad Historical Society open house. - Eugene Vicknair 5/18/25

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WPRM display tables at the Sacramento Model Railroad Historical Society open house, manned by Michael Coen. - Greg Elems 5/17/25

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WPRM display tables at the Sacramento Model Railroad Historical Society open house. - Greg Elems 5/17/25

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WPRM display tables at the Sacramento Model Railroad Historical Society open house, manned by Michael Coen and Eugene Vicknair. - Greg Elems 5/17/25

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New RAL sign - Greg Elems 5/5/25

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New RAL sign - Greg Elems 5/5/25

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SPMW 208 greets visitors to the museum - Paul Finnegan 5/4/25

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Repaired gate from WPRM to UP yard - Paul Finnegan 5/4/25

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Don Nelson and Kerry Cochran waiting for move to put the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 to begin. - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Putting the Silver Plate back on RIP-1 - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Crew training 2025 in the Silver Plate - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Silver Plate ready for 2025 crew training - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Silver Plate ready for 2025 crew training - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Wildlife at the museum - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Wildlife at the museum - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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You can get a charge in downtown Portola now! - Paul Finnegan 5/3/25

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Sometime in the 1980’s, David Trussell made a latch-hook rug of the WP logo and gave it to the museum. It is about 4′x5′ and it is proudly displayed in our museum store.


Page last updated:  Wed Jun 11 07:29:16 AM PDT 2025