HUGE MODEL TRAIN DISPLAY
Jim Thorpe's #1 Family Attraction!
Open Year 'Round Since 1985!
The Old Mauch Chunk Model Train Display
Is Jim Thorpe's "Best-Kept Secret!"
The Train Display Show offers a brief history into the world of model trains and the beginnings
of our wonderful exhibit which is owned and operated by the Heery family.
Located on the second floor of the Hooven Mercantile Building
next to the Railroad Station in downtown Jim Thorpe, PA.
DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF TRAINS!
We Are a Family Friendly Attraction
$1 OFF Your Admission
To The Train Display!
Bring in two (2) can goods for our
Local Harvest Food Drive and you
will receive $1 off your Admission!
*Limit ONE (1) Offer per person.
EACH person in your party must bring
2 cans in order to get multiple discounts.
LOCAL
HARVEST
Food Drive
Old Mauch Chunk Model Train Display to close in January
After 26 years as one of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania’s premier family attractions, Old Mauch Chunk Model Train Display will close our doors to the public at the end of the business day on Sunday, January 15, 2012.
We have given this decision a tremendous amount of prayerful consideration. Everything has a beginning and an end. This is simply the time to close our doors at the Hooven Mercantile Company Building in Jim Thorpe.
Since opening our doors to the public on Thursday, August 22, 1985, we have enjoyed sharing this amazing family-friendly attraction with our guests. We now welcome guests who tell us that they brought their children to experience Old Mauch Chunk Model Train Display years ago. Now, they bring their grandchildren.
If you have never visited us before, we encourage you to experience our model train display on or before Sunday, January 15, 2012. If you have been a patron of ours, we look forward to seeing you again for the final time at the Hooven Building.
Goodbyes are often difficult. So, this is not “goodbye.” It’s simply “Until we meet again.”
Thanks for the memories! - The Heery Family
WE ARE
CLOSING OUR DOORS
FOR THE FINAL TIME!
Join us for our final day of operation on January 15, 2012.
Thanks for the memories!
