

Lucas liked watching the train go around and around.

There were at least 7 displays, each one different. The curator explained that many of the train cars were worth as much as $500 each. Some even had a Mercedes-Benz engine! We watched in fascination as the tiny treasures sped around the tracks, some going in tunnels and through towns.

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Jack would dig this! I didn't know there was a train museum in Guthrie. We will so have to check it out now!
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