Lancaster County's Holiday Model Train Displays Enchant Visitors
Lancaster County is treating visitors to a delightful array of model train displays this holiday season. Several locations are hosting these enchanting exhibits, offering a chance to marvel at intricate miniature worlds.
Elizabethtown Public Library is kicking off the festivities with a model train display every Thursday and Saturday throughout December. The dedicated enthusiasts behind these displays ensure a magical experience, with detailed villages and snow-covered trees. The library is also offering extended hours on December 13th, with free admission for all.
Meanwhile, the Columbia Historic Preservation Society is hosting a display on Saturdays and Sundays from November 29th to January 4th. While the admission fee is $5 per person, children under 12 can enjoy the exhibit for free.
For those seeking a year-round experience, Choo Choo Barn in Strasburg is open daily, excluding Christmas Day. Admission prices vary, with adults paying $12, children aged 3-11 at $8, and free entry for children under 3.
Back in Ephrata, the Short Line Model Railroad Club is offering a free display every Saturday and Sunday from December 1st through January 12th.
Lastly, Masonic Village & Elizabethtown Model Railroad Club presents a display on December 6, 13, and 20, with extended hours on December 7th. This event also offers free admission.
Lancaster County's model train displays provide a captivating experience for both locals and visitors alike. With a variety of locations and schedules, there's plenty of opportunity to enjoy these enchanting miniature worlds this holiday season.
