Model railroad exhibit at Cook Park Library
The Cook Park Library in Libertyville showcased the Winter Wishes on the Railway model train exhibit Saturday, as patrons experienced the sights and sounds of the Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago Model Railroad Show.
Models featured a variety of sizes, including vintage O-gauge scale trains, plus LEGO and Thomas the Train collections arranged by 12-year-old Omar Rasidagic.
Nonperishable food items were collected for admission and donated to the Lake County Food Pantry.
The show continues Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the library at 413 N. Milwaukee Ave. More information can be found at www.cooklib.org.
Everett Kehe, 9, left, of Libertyville and James DiTommaso, 9, of Mundelein watch model trains roll past during the Winter Wishes on the Railway event Saturday at Cook Park Library in Libertyville.
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A multiple-scale train layout is displayed by Omar Rasidagic of Grayslake, center, during the Winter Wishes on the Railway event Saturday at Cook Park Library in Libertyville.
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Omar Rasidagic, 12, of Grayslake stands with his brother Hamza, 5, as he displays his multiple-scale train layout during the Winter Wishes on the Railway event Saturday at Cook Park Library in Libertyville. Nonperishable food items were collected as admission, and will be donated to the Lake County Food Pantry.
JOE LEWNARD/jlewnard@dailyherald.com
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