Brunswick Plantation Train Show 2023
The Club’s next train show will be held at the Brunswick Plantation on Saturday July 8, 2023 (10 a.m. – 4 p.m.) and Sunday July 19, 2023 (10 a.m. – 2 p.m.). Please refer to the following flyer for additional information:

Past Train Shows
- Mini-Show at Rourk Library in Shallotte – Saturday 19 November 2022
- Annual Christmas Train Show at Grissettown-Longwood Firestation – Saturday and Sunday 3 & 4 December 2022
Brunswick Plantation Train Show July 2022
The 2022 July Train Show took place at the Brunswick Plantation Clubhouse (Brunswick House). The Brunswick Plantation Train Show was fun and enjoyed by both the attendees and club members. Please see the following photos from this years train show:












Our Club Train Show at Grissettown & Longwood 2021
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We often obtain new members at our Club’s railroad shows and this year was no exception. Our Club is especially hopeful for gaining younger model railroaders. The Club is on the lookout for new members who enjoy model railroad as much as we do.
Last year’s Train Show at the Grissettown and Longwood Fire House was enjoyed by all of the Club’s members. It was awesome getting out and discussing our hobby with those in attendance at the show in spite of Covid-19.

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We had an enjoyable time setting up the various scale train layouts of the club.

Young attendees had an extremely pleasurable time watching the various trains that were running.Next year we may have a train show in the Spring at the Rourk Woods subdivision community center. Please check back regularly to this website next Spring for specific details and regarding this Train Show.
Other train shows in which our Club participates in include Carolina Shores Clubhouse, Lake Wacamaw Farm Show, Cape Fear Regional Jetport, and exhibits at churches
Southern Farm Days Event
The club members as well as attendees experienced a wonderful and successful time at the Southern Farm Days event.
An aluminum Streamliner was run which received a lot of attention. A Lionel train brought back a lot of memories for folks — and of course the 100-year-old train sets had everyone owww’ing.

