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The Northeast has a rich railroad heritage dating back to the earliest days of American railroading. From the Pennsylvania Railroad to the New Haven, this region offers shows celebrating both prototype and model railroading history.
The largest railroad-themed trade show in America, occupying 350,000 square feet in four buildings. Covers model railroads, railroad art and photography, railroad history, tourist railroads, and artifacts.
A winter tradition in Western Pennsylvania — warm up with trains at this friendly swap meet. Local dealers and hobbyists trading treasures.
Lehigh Valley modelers trade and share at this community-focused spring meet. CNJ and LV railroad heritage celebrated.
New Haven Railroad heritage country hosts this popular swap meet. Collectors seek NH, NYC, and New England railroad treasures.
New Hampshire's Seacoast region train show. Boston & Maine heritage meets modern Pan Am operations in this New England gathering.
Central New Hampshire's spring train show. Family-friendly event with operating layouts and vendors supporting local modeling.
The spring edition of Beaver Falls' popular swap meet. Great deals as collectors spring clean their collections.
Steel City celebrates its rich railroad heritage. PRR, B&O, P&LE, and Union Railroad — where rails met steel mills.
The South Shore club celebrates the end of the school year with a family-friendly open house. Kids run trains on the club's impressive layout.
The New York metropolitan area's summer train show. NYC, LIRR, New Haven, and Penn Central heritage from the nation's railroad capital.
Mid-summer open house at the South Shore club. Beat the heat and watch trains run in air-conditioned comfort.
New England's fall train show. Boston & Maine, New Haven, and Central Vermont heritage in the Hub.
The City of Brotherly Love hosts a celebration of PRR, Reading, and regional shortlines. The heart of Pennsylvania Railroad country.
Charm City celebrates its B&O heritage. Home of the B&O Railroad Museum and America's oldest railroad tradition.