The Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum/Rochester Chapter NRHS are pleased to announce that they will hold their general membership meeting on Thursday, May 19th at the 40&8 Club. The meeting will feature contributions from our members and friends. Our Member Slide Night offers you a chance to share a few of your most favorite images. A Kodak Carousel projector will be available (please bring slides in trays) along with a PC hooked to an LCD projector for digital images on thumb drives or CDs. We will also have tables available to share photographic prints, models, and railroadiana. For those contributing slides or digital images, please restrict your show to a maximum of 20 images and preferably around 15. We want to insure everyone gets their chance to show their images.
Visitors are welcome! You do not need to be a member to attend. The meeting starts at 7PM with some time to socialize and peruse the Museum's book store. You can also check out our new larger railroad library co-located at the 40&8 Club. The library will be open at 6:30PM. A short business meeting will take place between 7:30PM and 8PM with the show starting around 8:15PM. The meeting is held at the 40&8 Club which is located at 933 University Avenue(Across from the Gleason Works between Culver Road and Goodman Street) in the City of Rochester. More information is available on our website, http://www.rgvrrm.org/.
We hope those in the greater Rochester area will come out to see this great program. Everyone is always welcome! You do not need to be a member.
Preserving Rochester's rich railroading heritage since 1937. We're open to the public June through October, visit www.rochestertrainrides.com for details.
About
The Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum is operated solely by dedicated volunteers and works in partnership with the New York Museum of Transportation to bring the visitor a unique dual museum experience interpreting the railroad and transportation history of Rochester and Western New York. Established in 1971, our roots go back to 1937 as the Rochester Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, the third oldest chapter in the organization.