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Atlantic Coast S Gaugers - ACSG
Georgia Division |
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| "Promoting S Gauge along the East Coast" | ||
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Carolinas Division | Northern Florida Division |
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| Delaware Division | Tidewater Division | ||
| East Tennessee Division | Virginia Central Division | ||
| Georgia Division | Washington & Old Dominion Division |
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The formation of this Atlanta area division began when Tom Robinson,
owner of the "This is S Gauge" portable layout, moved to Georgia,
and at the 2001 NASG Convention told Wayne Beachy he wanted to start
an Atlantic Coast S Gaugers Division in the Atlanta area.
If you are interested in joining, contact Bob Lacheen. We will send you a new member packet and keep you advised about the next planned meeting of the Georgia Division. The weekend of March 15 & 16, 2003, members of the Carolinas Division of the ACSG traveled to Atlanta Georgia to promote beginning a Georgia Division. "The show was a lot of fun, we met a lot of S gaugers from the Atlanta area, and we placed second in the contest, earning $300 for our treasury. At the show, we were able to identify 12 potential members to start a Georgia Division. We gave out over 100 membership brochures." - Joe Haenn |
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| Here, Rhett George greets attendees to the show. |
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| This second photo shows Mike Myers of the Virginia Central Division and Ted Zanders of the Carolinas Division discussing vintage Flyer with visitors. |
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| John Barcik, John Wackerman, and Tom Robinson (left to right) at the Manchester Georgia Railroad Days in October 2005 with the Atlantic Coast S Gaugers-Georgia Division's "Maurice Wooden Memorial Layout." |
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