The Meade Area Railroad Society (MARRS ) is dedicated to railroad related hobbies.
Our only membership requirement is an interest in railroads.
There are MARRS members throughout the mid-Atlantic region and as far away as Maine.
Interested in joining us?
Click HERE for more information!
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----->NEW Estate Planning & Disposal <-----NEW
link opens a .pdf file
courtesy of the NMRA Potomac Division
estate_planning_clinic.pdf
Our only membership requirement is an interest in railroads.
There are MARRS members throughout the mid-Atlantic region and as far away as Maine.
Interested in joining us?
Click HERE for more information!
opens a .pdf file
----->NEW Estate Planning & Disposal <-----NEW
link opens a .pdf file
courtesy of the NMRA Potomac Division
estate_planning_clinic.pdf
UPCOMING EVENTS
[click the CALENDAR tab for a complete list]
[click the CALENDAR tab for a complete list]
MARRS ZOOM Meeting:
May 7th, 2024
Check the CALENDAR page for 2023/2024 ZOOM dates
ALL meetings held on the first Tuesday of the month
at 7:00 PM (1900) EDT/EST
Members: watch your e-mail for
ZOOM log-in information
May 7th, 2024
Check the CALENDAR page for 2023/2024 ZOOM dates
ALL meetings held on the first Tuesday of the month
at 7:00 PM (1900) EDT/EST
Members: watch your e-mail for
ZOOM log-in information
Great Scale Model Train Show
April 27th & 28th, 2024 MONSTER LAYOUT! featuring... Hogwarts Castle (complete with boat house!(set-up on April 26th, starting at Noon) Maryland State Fairgrounds Cow Palace Timonium, MD [GSMTS website] |
HOBO Codes Exhibit - Gaithersburg Community Museum
The ever popular Hobo Codes Exhibit layout, originally created by MARRS members for the National Cryptologic Museum (NCM) at Fort Meade, was moved to the Gaithersburg Community Museum in May 2021. The Hobo Codes layout is an interactive exhibit to engage the general public, especially children, in an educational experience. The educational focus is the history and use of hobo codes, notably along and around America's railroads. The layout – set small town America circa 1920-1930 – allows visitors, via a push-button panel, to highlight various hobo codes located throughout the exhibit. MARRS is pleased to partner with the Gaithersburg Community Museum to keep the Hobo Codes Exhibit layout available to the public.
For information about the Museum and to schedule a visit, please contact them via these links to
their website and their Facebook page.
The ever popular Hobo Codes Exhibit layout, originally created by MARRS members for the National Cryptologic Museum (NCM) at Fort Meade, was moved to the Gaithersburg Community Museum in May 2021. The Hobo Codes layout is an interactive exhibit to engage the general public, especially children, in an educational experience. The educational focus is the history and use of hobo codes, notably along and around America's railroads. The layout – set small town America circa 1920-1930 – allows visitors, via a push-button panel, to highlight various hobo codes located throughout the exhibit. MARRS is pleased to partner with the Gaithersburg Community Museum to keep the Hobo Codes Exhibit layout available to the public.
For information about the Museum and to schedule a visit, please contact them via these links to
their website and their Facebook page.
Did you know...
MARRSians (as we refer to ourselves) maintain HO train exhibits for the Baltimore & Ohio Ellicott City Station Museum in Ellicott City, MD, and the Gaithersburg Community Museum.
Well, now you know...