Redwood Empire Division
Websites of Division Area Clubs:
- Coastal Valley Lines (CVL)
- Sonoma County Model Railroad Society (SCMRS )
- Eel River Valley Model Railroaders (ERVMR)
- Napa Valley Model Railroaders (NVN)
- Redwood Empire Live Steamers (RELS)
- Mendocino Coast Model Railroad and Historical Society
Websites of Division Area Layouts:
- Bill Kaufman's State Belt Railroad of San Francisco
YouTube video of layout click here
- Jim Povidenza's Santa Cruz Northern
Railroad. You can check out the Allen Keller Video here.
YouTube video of a layout tour Click here - Goldhill & Udell Southern RR a fallen flag railroad by Gus Campagna
Other Sites of Interest
- NMRA on the Web Best starting place for model railroading on the WEB
- NWP Historical Society Homepages
- PCR on the Web. Good information on our local NMRA Region.
- Gus and Mary take a train trip across Canada in August 1999. (OLD)
- SMART transit options for Marin and Sonoma Counties.
- The Petaluma Trolley Project, Living History Railway Museum.
Made in the Redwood Empire
- Railway Engineering Track and track products manufacturer in Ukiah.
- Rail Road Avenue HO and F (1-20.3) Structures and figures.
- THE P-B-L HOME PAGE an "S" Scale Manufacturer from right in our own backyard
- Foothill Model Works more fine models made right here in the Redwood Empire.
- Glacier Park Models from Ukiah
- Hi Tech Details We make the parts that turn your models into Fine Scale Replicas of the real thing!
Railroads and Museums in the Redwood Empire
- NCRA The North Coast Railroad Authority- Owners of the NWP line. A govt. agency.
- California Western Railroad The famous "Skunk Line" has a web site too.
- Napa Valley Wine Train Information on dining and riding this famous train.
- Sonoma Train Town A LARGE model railroad in the town of Sonoma.
- Roots of Motive Power -- Home page -- showing collection and location.
- Western Railway Museum at Rio Vista Junction, the collection of the Bay Area Electric Railroad Assn.
- Timber Heritage Association a wonderful and active Logging Museum in Eureka
- Mount Tamalpias Interpretive Association Gravity cars from the "Crookedest Railroad in the World"
