Railroad Owners Layout Information

Please use these links to gather information of the Model Railroads that are participating in the Carolina Southern RailOps weekend.


This year we are highlighting Jack Parker's Piedmont and Western Railroad. This is a terrific opportunity
to see and operate on one of the great model railroads in the Carolinas. Prior to operating Saturday night, we will be having an informal cookout at Jack's home.

Information on most of the participating layouts can be found here:

http://www.carolinasouthern.org/Layouts.htm
Specific layout links are found as noted below:

Jack Parker c/o Seth Gartner of Charlotte, North Carolina
"To contact Jack Parker for more information please e-mail Seth Gartner at Sgartner@carolina.rr.com"
Piedmont & Western Railroad
HO Scale
P&W Website: http://www.pandw.org/
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/PandW.pdf
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/PandW-ext.pdf

Seth Gartner of Charlotte, North Carolina

Piney Fork Branch of the New York Central Railroad
HO Scale
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/NYC-PF.pdf
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/NYC-PF-ext.pdf

Marcus Neubacher of China Grove, North Carolina
Charleston, Roanoke & Eastern Railway
Norfolk Southern in N Scale
CR&E Website: http://www.kntower.com/
CR&E Blog: http://ns-cre.blogspot.com/

Rick Knight of Huntersville, North Carolina
Knight Bros. & Dad Railroad
HO Scale
KBDRR Website: http://home.rr.com/rickknight
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/KBandD.pdf
Kevin Beck of Lexington, North Carolina
Central Carolina Southbound
N Scale
CCSB Website: http://ccsb2007.blogspot.com/

Neal Anderson of Statesville, North Carolina
KK & L Railroad
HO Scale
http://www.carolinasouthern.org/images/Layouts/KKandL.pdf

Scott Teague of Granite Falls, North Carolina
Norfolk Southern's Pocahontas Division
N Scale
http://www.twproductionsvideos.com/model_rail_road.shtml

This is a beautiful piece of railroad that is located between Williamson and Bluefield, West Virginia.
This double deck N Scale railroad covers over 600 square feet of model railroad that has been showcased in both Great Model Railroads 2004 and N Scale Railroading March/April 2006.
Under the direction of two dispatchers, crews will be able to operate 36 trains over this demanding piece of mountain railroad. Snacks and drinks will be available.