Tag: San Leandro Historical Railway Society

  • Sweet Tomatoes Funraiser October 12th

    We have YET ANOTHER tasty fundraiser planned! Our next dining FunRaiser will take us to Sweet Tomatoes in Pleasanton at 4501 Hopyard Rd. Head over after 11:00 AM and present the SLHRS FunRaiser flyer on Wednesday October 12th and they will donate 20-30% of the net sales from the flyers to us. Why 20-30? If less…

  • Repainting our Historic Building Almost Complete

    The repainting of our 118-year-old Depot, a San Leandro historic building, is almost complete! The painting should be done in time for Friday\’s June meeting

  • Thank You, San Leandro City Council

    Huge thanks to the San Leandro City Council! On March 7th at the City Council meeting, Mayor Pauline Russo Cutter presented members of the San Leandro Historical Railway Society with a ceremonial check (and yes, an actual check too!) for $6,000 to make up the balance of our Paint Fund to get the Depot re-painted.

  • Construction to Begin on Depot Repairs

    A Note from San Leandro Historical Railway Society President Mark L. Johnson, J.D. We are pleased to announce that on Tuesday 5/26/15, the Contractor hired by the City of San Leandro to make repairs to the Depot delivered and installed the Scaffolding necessary to complete the repairs. As you may recall our Depot was damaged…

  • Dine at Famous Dave\’s March 28th to Benefit the SLHRS!

    Dine at Famous Dave\’s March 28th to Benefit the SLHRS!

  • Dine at Famous Dave’s March 28th to Benefit the SLHRS!

    Dine at Famous Dave’s March 28th to Benefit the SLHRS!

  • New Pictures Added of the Sparks Yard Construction.

    One of the most recent projects on the Overland Route at the San Leandro Historical Railway Society has been the updating of the Sparks, NV yard.  Pictures of the construction can be found here http://www.slhrs.org/photos/ho-scale-photos/

  • Scenery and Trains

    Today was a very productive day at SLHRS. On the HO display a secratary and desk was added to the Del Monte building in San Leandro. Lights were added to a building in Oleum. Several memebers were running trains, including a very nice model of the Southern Pacific Daylight, a small passenger consist from the…