Rail Fanning Day depot July 2012 ws

   

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Come and enjoy a day of watching trains at the historic Painesville Depot on Saturday, July 28, 2012 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Spend the day visiting our depot and see the artifacts of the glory days of railroading. The depot opened in 1893 for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. The NYC was formed in 1914 and consolidated the LS&M. The station was closed in 1971 when passenger service was stop. Rail Fanning is the hobby of taking pictures of real trains as the are running on the tracks. Many times you get to see very rare and unusual trains and engines. Some people post them on the web and the train is track across the country. You might be lucky and take pictures of a real John Deere Train, Circus Trains or a Dept of Defense train. The station is on what is now the CSX water front main line and has about 4 trains per hour pass by it. So bring your camera and chair and enjoy the day. Someone that I love may have Diabetes and need help. North East Ohio Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk Family (JDRF) will also be part of our show. Join them in trying to find a Cure for Diabetes. The Painesville Depot, 475 Railroad Street, Painesville, Ohio 44077 www.painesvilledepot.org