Tuesday, January 8, 2013
The Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company hosted 25 Dundalk Chamber of Commerce members and friends for lunch and a tour of its famous holiday train garden.
The Dundalk Chamber of Commerce visited the Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Department Train Garden on Friday, Jan. 4. The arranged luncheon was sponsored by board member Phil Hanlon of Mars Supermarkets, which offered a delicious light buffet. Board member Dolly McCoy spearheaded the luncheon for 25 members and friends. Dale Copeland, president of the volunteer fire company, gave a brief history of the department and its train garden. The train garden, which has grown in size over the years, is completely assembeled each year by the volunteers. The Dundalk Chamber of Commerce gave a donation to President Copeland to help support the future of the train garden. Several of the volunteer firemen were also in attendance during the luncheon.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Edgemere resident Kris Kondylas contributed today's Photo of the Day.
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- Marge Neal
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The Greater Dundalk community is lucky to have two ambitious Christmas train gardens—those of the Wise Avenue Volunteer Fire Company and the Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society. Today's Photo of the Day, by Edgemere resident Kris Kondylas, features a scene from the fire company's display. Do you have a photo you'd like considered as the Photo of the Day? Sdd it to this article by clicking on the "upload photos and videos" button below or send it to marge.neal@patch.com. Sign up for breaking news alerts and a daily email newsleter from Dundalk Patch. Follow Dundalk Patch on Facebook and Twitter.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Children of all ages are invited to view the train garden at the Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society and Museum.
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- Marge Neal
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Monday, December 10, 2012
If it's the Christmas season, it's also time for local train gardens. The annual display at the Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society and Museum is up and running, and will remain open through Jan. 6. Stop by the museum at 4 Center Place in downtown Dundalk to enjoy the labor of love created by historical society volunteers. For more information, including days and hours of operation, check out this blog post from David Crews. Do you have a photo you'd like considered as the Photo of the Day? Add it to this article or send it to marge.neal@patch.com. Do you have photos of the train garden? Add them to this article by clicking the "upload photos and videos" button below.
