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LINKS TO MODEL RAILROAD RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
N.M.R.A.
National Model Railroad Association
The group that set most of the standards used in model railroading in the United States, allowing equipment from various manufacturers to operate reliably on the same tracks. Standards and Recommended Practices include modular standards and standards for D.C.C. (Digital Command Control.)
Philadelphia Division of the NMRA
This is our local division of the National Model Railroad Association. While the national and regional organizations are important, the local division is where people meet each other more regularly, fostering personal relationships and learning from each other how to build better models. Half a dozen meetings each year bring together modelers from throughout the area to see presentations on modeling techniques, participate in contests, and visit selected individuals' model railroads.
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LINKS TO MODEL RAILROAD MANUFACTURERS
Athearn Models
Manufacturers of model railroad equipment.
Atlas Model Railroad Company
Manufacturers of model railroad equipment.
Bowser Model Railroad Company
Manufacturers of model railroad equipment, especially Pennsylvania Railroad locomotives and cars, but plenty of other kits also.
Scale Trains
Manufacturers of model railroad equipment.
Details West
Manufacturers of detail parts, to "dress up" and super-detail those plain kits.
Kadee Quality Products
Best known for their couplers, this company also manufactures wheels, trucks, and ready-to-run railroad cars.
Digitrax
Manufacturers of digital control systems for model railroads.
NCE
North Coast Engineering
Manufacturers of digital control systems for model railroads.
TCS
Train Control Systems
Manufacturers of digital control systems for model railroads.
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LINKS TO RAILROAD-RELATED HISTORICAL SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
NRHS
The National Railway Historical Society. A historical society interested in all railways, not just one specific line or company.
Philadelphia Chapter NRHS
This is the Philadelphia Area's local chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.
PRRT&HS
Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society.
A group dedicated to preserving the history and memory of the Pennsylania Railroad. They have a collection of archival materials, which is located in the old Pennsylvania Railroad station in Lewistown, PA. There are also several local chapters located throughout the country.
Philly PRRT&HS
Philadelphia Chapter, PRRT&HS
The Philadelphia Chapter preserves the history and memory of
the Pennsylvania Railroad in the greater Philadelphia area.
Meetings are held several times during the year.
RMoP
The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania preserves a large collection of locomotives, cars, tools, and archival materials. Displays and programs help tell the story of railroading in Pennsylvania.
RCT&HS
Reading Company Technical and Historical Society. A group dedicated to preserving the history and memory of the Reading Railroad. They also operate the Reading Railroad Heritage Museum, located in Hamburg, PA.
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LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES
Trainweb
A large site with links to model railroad and real railroad sites.
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