Trains trigger many memories!
Three residents watch Ken Kelley’s Standard Gauge train pass the station. This train is over 100 years of age. Photo & Caption: Richard Rink. 
Kalvin Quinkert, Club Pres., talked about growing up w/ Lionel trains and how his son Leo is enjoying the same experience. Photo & Caption: Richard Rink
Members of the Coast Toy Train Club devoted hours to setting up an intricate display of toy trains for our residents’ enjoyment! The trains exhibited included models of various gauges and ages. We got to see the trains in action, running through villages of tiny, realistic buildings.
The members also gave a presentation explaining each train in the display. Our residents shared their own interesting personal experiences riding trains or about family members who worked on the railroad.
This table operated Standard-Gauge trains owned by Ken Kelley. Much of what was shown on the table was 90 to over 100 years of age. Photo & Caption: Richard Rink 
Two Wood Glen Hall Residents enjoying a good joke! Photo & caption: Richard Rink 
This table operated American Flyer S-Gauge trains, post-World War II. Photo & caption: Richard Rink 
This table operated Lionel O-Gauge train and On309 narrow gauge train. Photo & caption: Richard Rink 
Wide angle photo of Wood Glen Hall residents visiting the annual model train show. Photo & caption: Richard Rink
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