Maine Operation Lifesaver
can add to your community event with
the Maine OL model train layout.

The model train set, which includes an operating train traveling through a small community, also depicts dangerous trespass situations such as climbing on a railroad bridge and using a recreational vehicle on the tracks. The layout can be enjoyed by young and old at wellness fairs and other indoor events.

Gordon Riordon (second from right) of Pan Am Railways, who’s also a Maine Operation Lifesaver volunteer, joins Canadian safety officials on the border at a rail crossing safety event.

Maine volunteer and Pan Am Railways safety official Gordon Riordon participates in rail safety blitz on the New Brunswick side of the Canadian border.

Volunteers Harry Pellett (left) and Mike White at the Maine Operation Lifesaver display at the Airport Mall in Bangor on National Train Day.

The Operation Lifesaver display on National Train Day at the Airport Mall in Bangor.

What would National Train Day be without an operating model train courtesy of volunteer Bill Soule who is also a member of the Eastern Maine Model Railroad Club.

Maine Operation Lifesaver volunteer and Pan Am Railways regional safety director Gordon Riordon explains workings of a locomotive s part of a Rail Safety for Emergency Responders (RSER) course for Bangor firefighters.

Bangor firefighters take in hazardous situations they might face in event of a train emergency as part of an Operation Lifesaver organized RSER classroom.

Firefighters enter a Pan Am Railways locomotive in Bangor to get a general understanding of operation as part of the RSER course.

One of our new murals modeled by Harvey Boatman.

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