Updated: 07/24/11

Welcome to the

"The Move a Rock, Take a Break Road"
(Try building a garden railroad when it's over 100 outside!)

by Allan "Need Another Locomotive" Gartner & Pam Ragon

Modelling the Clinchfield, the ET&WNC, the Little River, steam in the garden, rail photography, and remembering N&W #611 and #1218.

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train pond The Finchfield & Wrensylvania is a Great Smoky Mountain whimsical garden railroad where all the buildings are birdhouses. Welcome to the land of mountain steam railroading, whitewater rafting, hillbillies, moonshine,  A place where cars and appliances are never thrown away but instead are left along river banks for Kudzu to grow over.  Many of the birdhouses were built by real hillbillies! Much cheaper than any G scale kit and all expertly built. How could we go wrong!

Shotgun Wedding

The F&W is proud to feature the carved figures of Jack Wollschlaeger.

Wooden Trolley

Jack has also made us a trolley and rollingstock.

 

Please click on the buttons above and enjoy the pictures!

The F&W was on TV!


While the TV station still has the broadcast on their website, click here to watch our brief moment as a celebrity! Note: A tiny little window opens up in XP. You can click on the image and you can look at it in a larger media window or even full screen.

When are you open to the public?

We are often open for the January Plano, TX Train Show every other year. http://www.dfwtrainshows.com. See us again Jan, 2011.

We do not leave the buildings and people set up. Please note that this layout is in my home - which is not a museum. The layout is not open to the public any other days of the year. Thank you for not showing up on my doorstep on other dates.

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