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The exhibits will range from classic model trains of the past to the most sophisticated state-of-the-art layouts of today.

Besides lots of vendors selling everything from old-time classic rolling stock to the most modern computer-assisted gear, there were spectacular layouts showing the trains in action.

After saving the old depot from demolition more than half-a-century ago, Railway Historical Society members have been restoring the structure, literally brick-by-brick.

The exhibit will feature the latest and greatest in digital technology, as well as a huge selection of classic model trains from the hobby's "golden age."

The 1858 structure is the oldest surviving brick railroad depot in the state.

The 2-day event at the North Florida Fairgrounds will feature more layouts and vendors than ever.

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