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JRM displayed the club layout November 9th and 10th at the Rockville Lions Club Model Train Show in Rockville MD. This is a very fun family oriented show with only club layouts and no vendors. This is our 17th year at the show!
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JRM may be showing our TTrak layout at The GSMT show on October 12th from 9A-5p and October 13th 10A-4P. This is the largest regular train show in the DC metro area with many vendors and clubs at the Timonium fairgrounds outside Baltimore. This will be our 41st time we have displayed at the GSMTS!
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JRM Layout Show History
You can see a complete history of the shows the JRM layout has been displayed at here. |
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A Ride on 'Santetsu'
Matthew Davis takes a ride on Santetsu one year after the devastating tsunami. |
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"SANTETSU" Will Not Give Up!
A railway heavily damaged in the Earthquake and Tsunami vow to rebuild. |
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A Message From The Executive Director of JRM's Sister Club IRC in Iwate, Japan
Mr. Kodama, the executive director of IRC gives an update on the disaster relief going on in the area and expresses his resiliency of the Japanese people and their spirit to persevere through these disasters. |
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Message From the President
Japan Earthquake/Tsunami Disaster - Update
Ten days after the earthquake and tsunamis struck Japan, the situation is grim but improving. Railroads have been opened to Morioka (in the heart of Iwate) from the west and north, making it much easier to get supplies into the stricken area. Lines of communication and supplies are beginning to reach isolated evacuation centers and groups of survivors. Acute shortages of food, gasoline, and kerosene have been alleviated in many areas. Along with the bad news, we are seeing some reports of good news -- families reunited, survivors miraculously found inside collapsed buildings nine days after the tsunamis, hospital patients safely moved to hospitals outside the disaster area. |
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Railroads Damaged by Earthquake and Tsunami
On the Pacific shores of Iwate, the JR Ofunato Line and Sanriku Railway Company lines suffered heavy damage in the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. |
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