Railroad Clubs
K&I Model Railroad Club
The Kentucky & Indiana Model Railroad Club is an HO scale modular club.
For more information check their web site.
K-SONS
The Kentuckian Society of N Scalers (KSONS) are dedicated to the advancement and enjoyment of N scale model railroading in Louisville, Southern Indiana, and the surrounding area. We are loosely organized with all our decisions made by consensus. We have no officers, dues, or bylaws. There are several home layouts and we often meet to run trains. There are also several N Scalers building new Free-moN modules, and of course there are still some standard NTRAK modules in our area.
We welcome anyone interested in N scale model railroading to join with us, even if you do not have a layout or modules. For more information contact Paul Downs at 502-649-1703 or visit their Facebook page.
The Louisville Connecting Lines (LCL)
A modular model railroad club.
Fall City Live Steamers
Additional info comming
Radcliff Model Railroad Association
An HO scale modular railroad club. For more information
visit their web site.
Southern Indiana Railroad Club
The Southern Indiana Railroad Club is an HO scale modular
club with a permanent home in the basement of the First Presbyterian
Church in Jeffersonville, IN (at the corner of Chestnut and Walnut Street).
The club holds monthly meetings on the second Thursday of the month
at 7:00 PM. For additional information, contact Ken Petit, club Secretary/Treasurer
at trainman1@insightbb.com
Hobby Shops
Scale Reproductionswww.win.net/~sri
3073 Breckenridge Lane
Louisville, KY 40220
502-459-5849
* Trains (N, HO, O)
* RC Planes
* RC Cars (Saturday Racing in the Parking Lot during the summer)
* Model Kits (Vehicles, Aircraft, Ships, Fantasy, & Detailing Parts)
* Military Models & Detailing Parts
* Rockets
* Model Building Supplies
* Scratch Building Supplies
The Roundhouse
4870 Brownsboro Ctr
Louisville, KY
502-895-2466
* Lionel
* American Flyer
* HO - N - G
* Buy - Sell - Trade - Repair
Railroad Attractions
The Dinner Train
Bardstown, KY.
Return for a while to another time. A time when life
was slower and travel was by rail. An era when elegant dining cars offered
a place to enjoy relaxed conversation, fine cuisine and gracious service
against a backdrop of ever-changing scenery. For more information, visit
their web site.
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| Kentucky Railway Museum
New Haven, KY. | Home of the Louisville & Nashville 152
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| America fell in love with the railroad long before it
became infatuated with the automobile! The museum seeks to preserve
that relationship. Includes working trains. For more information, visit www.kyrail.org/.
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Bluegrass Scenic Railroad & Museum
175 Beasley Road
Versailles, Kentucky
800-755-2476 or (859) 873-2476
www.bgrm.org
The Salem Depot Museum
Salem, Indiana, is the birthplace of the Monon Railroad which was organized in 1847 as the New Albany & Salem Rail Road. Its purpose was to provide Salem businesses a method of shipping goods between Salem and the Ohio River, but by the time the line reached Salem in 1851, the decision had already been made to build all the way to Lake Michigan. The Depot is a museum that commemorates the role Salem had in the founding of the railroad. It also features a large model railroad (HO) that depicts Washington County in the period 1957-1964. To learn more about The Depot, click here.
Historic Railpark(Bowling Green)
Housed at the former L & N Depot; visit their web site
The Tennessee Central Railway Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee's railroad heritage. We invite you to ride one of our historic passenger trains and experience the joys of rail travel. Our Nashville facility is home to a unique collection of historic equipment.
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