Club members John Garren, Bill Fuhrman and John Robertson align two modules while setting up at 6:30AM.

Connecticut S Gaugers President Larry Hally operates the trains and accessories as Mark Anderson looks on.

The picture was taken by a photojournalist for a local newspaper covering the Connecticut S Gaugers modular layout at the Cheshire, CT train show.

The Connecticut S Gaugers took the modular layout to the August 18, 2002 "All Gauge Train Show" at Yale University's Payne Whitney Gym in New Haven, CT. The show was a sponsored by CSG members John and Robin Vanacore and featured a large display of S gauge, by exhibitors, vendors and clubs. Present to help out and/or participate in the show were Larry Hally, Stan Stokrocki, Henry Hook, Steve Kutash, Heidi Nagel, Ron Stringer, Bob Ritchie, Pieter Roos, Bill Fuhrman, Dave Plourde, Aud Terry, Dave Pool, Herb Wasserman, Bruce Carter, Bob LaRiviere, Pieter Roos, Bill Mark III and Craig O'Connell.

The Connecticut S Gaugers took the modular layout to the August 19, 2001 "All Gauge Train Show" at Yale University's Payne Whitney Gym in New Haven, CT. The show was a sponsored by CSG members John and Robin Vanacore and featured a large display of S gauge, by exhibitors, vendors and clubs. Present to help out were Larry Hally, Stan Stokrocki, Jim La Roche, Steve Kutash, Heidi Nagel, Ron Stringer, Bob Ritchie, Pieter Roos, Bill Fuhrman, Ann O'Connell, Aud Terry, Bruce Carter and Craig O'Connell.

The Connecticut S Gaugers took the modular layout to the August 20, 2000 "All Gauge Train Show" at Yale University's Payne Whitney Gym in New Haven, CT. The show was a sponsored by CSG members John and Robin Vanacore and featured a large display of S gauge, by exhibitors, vendors and clubs. A highlight for our club was the introduction of Larry Hally's new module which went into use for the first time. Nice job, Larry! In addition, Duke York took over Larry's all important role of operating trains and AF accessories while answering questions for the viewing public. Quite a few members were on hand to lend their support to the setup, operation and take down.