All Aboard! It’s time to see the trains, tenderly put out to pasture at Travel Town in Griffith Park. Last Sunday, I spent a few hours wandering around there. My previous article showcased the vehicles on display, while this one features many of the trains. It’s a fun place to visit for all ages; entry and parking are free! ~SueBee (photos by SueBee)
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Love those old trains. If I get out of CA, I’ll stop by. Thx for posting.
A train is always a mystery to me ❤
I love trains
I would love to see it but a bit far. Wonderful pics.
Glad you enjoyed them! ~SueBee
Impressive collection of equipment! Where is this?
Travel Town in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California!
Ok thanks! If I ever make it to California I’ll be sure to see that! I doubt that will be anytime soon, however, since I live in Missouri.
Well, I’m glad you got to see the photos anyway! My mom’s from St Joe, MO – born there in 1917, living out here for most of her life, though. Still going strong! Must be those early Missouri years!
That’s the place for me. I love trains.
Trains are fun!