Greetings, traveler. We appreciate that you've stopped for a few minutes to rest. So, come into the station while your train is serviced. This is, by parts, a gallery and museum, loving tribute to an era gone by, and work in progress.
You can pass from this Great Hall to other destinations on your journey—or feel free to explore the anterooms and offices. We've a lot to be excited about in Heavenerville and appreciate having you as our guest.
Some of our furniture is antique, meaning we have history here. The safety-conscious stationmaster, when he's not brass-polishing or sitting in his genuine-oak high-backed swivel chair, is an accomplished writer, historian, and photographer who loves arcane trivia, so be prepared for original works. If you hanker to have one of the photos, be our guest—but read the disclaimer first.
Don't miss our tribute to a wonderful man, who served as our conductor for many years of history-shaping railroad operation.
Before you go further, please join us in our safety crusade, as we strive to make the railroad a safer place.
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When you must travel on, we bid you fond adieu. Enjoy your journey on The Rail. Clicking the arrows at left will lead you to railroad-related web sites in either direction. The track in the center takes you to The Junction where you can change trains (i.e. pick among thousands of different topics and categories to explore). |
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