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May 25 – September 30. This summer, we will unveil a brand new exhibition in our popular Garden Railway – Garden Railway: Dinos! With more than 15 different rail lines running along a third of a mile of track, visitors will enjoy a spectacular display of dinosaurs including Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, and Velociraptor, as well as other ...
Garden Railway: Public Gardens. Friday, May 26 – Monday, October 9. Garden Railway. Courtesy of Applied Imagination. In honor of our 90th anniversary, we're celebrating the joy and importance of public gardens at the Garden Railway!
Friday, November 24 – Saturday, December 30. Garden Railway. Free with general admission. Learn More. Make your holiday even more magical with a visit to the Holiday Garden Railway, as it is transformed for the season with thousands of twinkling lights!
Nov 13, 2023 · Over 20 different G-scale model trains circulate on over a quarter mile of track throughout this garden display. The trains cross bridges over water and circulate under twinkling holiday lights in the display that covers nearly an acre and is one of the best Christmas light displays in the city.
Nov 28, 2023 · This is the time of year that the grandfather and grandson train duo transform the railway into something else: a magical, miniature, Philly winter wonderland of chugging choo-choos, clanging trolleys, and replicas of landmarks, like Independence Hall and the Art Museum, made from twigs, pine cones, acorns, and walnut shells, and set aglow in ...
Jul 3, 2015 · Morris Arboretum: Best outdoor train display! - See 460 traveler reviews, 426 candid photos, and great deals for Philadelphia, PA, at Tripadvisor.
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May 10, 2022 · May 10, 2022. vol 68 issue 34. Events. print. The Morris Arboretum’s popular Garden Railway returns just in time for Memorial Day Weekend. View a wide range of both new and vintage model trains zipping in and out of tunnels and over bridges along a quarter-mile of a spectacular outdoor track.
