THE PEAKS ROUTE Since 1955

Photo at right: A 1950s double header grinds toward the Mountain Town of Flagstaff during the County Fair, 2006. Photo by Mark Babbitt.

ONLINE DEPOT

• Location of Club Facility
• Illustrated Tour of the MPL
• Becoming a Member
• Membership Application Form (pdf)
• Ad Train Contract Form for potential sponsors (pdf)
• Club Bylaws (pdf)
  
• Board Meeting Minutes
• Project Proposal Guidelines for club members
• Project Proposal Form PDF fillable format
• Photo Gallery

OPERATING SESSIONS on the MPL

• Guidelines and Overview (pdf)
• Jobs and Train Orders (pdf)
• Timetable (pdf)
• Communications
• Layout Maps of Switching Areas: Timber Creek, MPL Shops, East Flagstaff, Hill Valley (pdf)

MODEL RAILROADING RESOURCES

• Getting started in Model Railroading "World's Greatest Hobby" campaign
• Beginner Model Railroader's Home Page Lots of great tips on all aspects of the hobby!
• NMRA Directory of Worldwide Web Sites This comprehensive site covers it all!
• Operations Numerous online resources for operating like a real railroad!
• Model Railroad Clubs in Arizona Scroll down to find Arizona clubs in this alphabetical list of states.
• Trains.Com Model and prototype railroad web links provided by Kalmbach Publishing Co.
• Maricopa Live Steamers, Arizona

Especially for newcomers to model 
railroading! 

The Flagstaff Model Railroad Club encourages and promotes all aspects of the hobby of model railroading for anyone interested, regardless of skill level or experience. Club members meet regularly on Tuesday nights to operate trains or to work on the layout. The club culture can be described as family-oriented and informal. Club members regularly operate their own model trains on the Club's Mountain Pacific Lines layout, and children of club members may operate their own trains under supervision during regular club meetings. There are no restrictions pertaining to type or quality of model railroad equipment operated, and any "road name" is allowed on the layout at any time.

Our Club is a 501C7 nonprofit organization that operates under a guiding set of Bylaws and responsibilities. Club members represent a wide range of ages, occupations, cultural backgrounds, model railroading experiences, prototype railroad interests and modeling eras. Such diversity is considered a dominant strength of the Club and its membership.

TUESDAY NIGHT SCHEDULE

• 1st Tuesday: OPEN HOUSE. Trains running.
• 2nd, 3rd, (4th) Tuesdays: PROJECT nights.
• Last Tuesday: OPERATING SESSION (come watch us run it like a real railroad!)

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

• Please contact Club President Larry Gibbs at ( 928) 779-2282.

A "BIG BOY" THANK-YOU to our 2008-2009 SPONSORS:

A big thank-you to Coconino County Parks & Recreation for providing renovated building space for our layout and activities!