The N scale S&U Rwy is built around a 45' X 28' basement with CP Rail, CN, BC Rail, and BN running through Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest. The layout features mountains, farms, industrial areas, a large steel mill, a large city, many ports, rivers and waterfalls. It has operating mines, dumpers, cranes, excavators and fireworks. It was featured in 1999 "Great Model Railroads" and Nov-Dec 2006 "N Scale Railroading".

Jerry’s layout depicts the four-track Pennsylvania Railroad passing by Lewistown, Pa., during the 1950s. The intermediate yard at Lewistown is a busy place as it serves three branch lines in Mifflin County. Digitrax DCC, JMRI, and CATS in use.

Inspired by the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines, this HO scale layout depicts Cape May Station, the former Northwest Magnesite Plant at Cape May Point, and Winslow Junction. Two major expansions have been added since last year’s open house, including a Pennsylvania colliery.

Joe's Northeast Lines is a Proto Freelanced Short line that operates from Pittsburgh, Pa. to Cincinnati, Ohio. It is an operating model railroad, that uses card waybill for train movement. The railroad uses Easy DCC with locomotives having sound. Scenery is 80% done. 27 Trains are operated in a three hour session.

The displays at the Marshall Steam Museum include a static O Gauge train module and an operating demo track for Gauge 1 live steam locomotives and trains. All displays will be outdoors, parking will be on the museum property. The museum will not be open during this event.