The King of Toy TrainsTracks Ahead is a local public television program presented by MILWAUKEE PBS.

“The Hayes Train Special” is Hayes Presidential’s annual model train display where trains run through a Victorian holiday scene and delight visitors of all ages.

The New York Botanical Garden in New York City is just one of many places across the country to see holiday-themed model train shows. Robert Benson Photography With the holidays chugging into full ...

BRUNSWICK -- They're not train fanatics, but the Nairs of Middletown may be turning the Brunswick Railroad Museum's Victorian Christmas into a family tradition.

Walking through the woodlands in Surrey's Brookwood Cemetery, very few indicators remain of its connection to one of the UK's most "bizarre" railway services. In the mid-19th Century, thousands of ...

Toys from the Victorian age are featured in the “Playtimes Past” exhibit at the Sigal Museum in Easton. The exhibit features more than 50 toys, games, photos of children playing and art… ...

The model trains, weaving through a miniature winter wonderland, serve as a timeless draw for kids of all ages, even today when most kids don't see trains outside of storybooks.

There’s a strong nostalgic streak in most model railroaders. Many had toy trains as kids, before the age of video games and computers, when a Lionel locomotive was a child’s dream Christmas gift.

A major spur of model train history passes through Michigan. Lionel Trains, the iconic toy train maker, was founded in New York City in 1900.

Mitchell Toy: History of Victorian railways included customised Buick and Dodge sedans But trains weren’t the only vehicles using Victorian tracks to transport important commuters around town.

Peter Michalak has already spent a decade creating a model version of the broad gauge Adelaide to Victoria rail line in his rumpus room and says he has at least another 10 years to go.