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(Left)Gallery Assistant Longina Smolinski with(right)exhibit curator Fiona Cooper Fenwick in the midst of installing the show. They are standing next to Shaun Phillips installation of his Pre-WWII Lionel Train Set.

All Aboard Rolls into Bryan Station

There're a couple hundred people in the gallery from which I'm stealing a moment to say, "What an opening!" The enthusiasm is infectious; many are discovering artists new to them, and historical facts about Vermont and the country, through the lore of the railroads. What a key culture in our history - no wonder the image of the train has captured the imaginations of all ages for generations.

The gallery is open Friday - Sunday, 11 - 4 and by appointment at any time. 802-644-5100

ALL ABOARD ARRIVING AT BRYAN MEMORIAL JUNCTION

The doors opened this morning on All Aboard, Bryan Memorial Gallery's winter exhibition. In our glee, curator Fiona Cooper Fenwick, data manager Marcie Vallette and Executive Director Mickey Myers stood at the gallery's front door, mimicking train sounds. Then it was back to work to continue fine tuning over 500 historical objects, paintings, trains, toys, posters and videos that offer delight and information about railroad culture. Join us this weekend, Sunday, February 5 at 1 for the Artists Roundtable, and 2 - 4 for a reception in honor of the artists and lenders. We'll have you home in time for the Super Bowl.

All Aboard

"Do you hear that whistle down the line?" TRAINS are coming to Bryan Memorial Gallery - model trains, toy trains, paintings of trains, historical train artifacts, hooked rug trains, videos, you name it - an abundance of train imagery, celebrating railroad culture.

Plan to join us for ALL ABOARD, February 3 - April 1 at Bryan Memorial Gallery, Jeffersonville VT, and stay tuned for more information about this exhibit.