Snoqualmie Railroad Days 2012 was held August 17 - 19 in historic downtown Snoqualmie. More than 11,000 visitors enjoyed live music, an art show, the grand parade, lots of trains, a car show, great food and more! Success of the event came from a very supportive community, scores of dedicated volunteers, generous sponsors, and great weather. Why not be part of next year's successful event? Please drop us a note on our contact page to learn about ways you can be involved.
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A Lego locomotive zooms around a
display created by Dan Parker.
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More than 3,000 people lined Railroad
Ave. to watch the grand parade on
Saturday morning.
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Jim and Lisa Schaffer
were the parade's grand
marshalls. Jim retired as
Snoqualmie's police
chief in June.
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Motor car rides took passengers to the
Museum's new Train Shed exhibit
building for a tour.
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The Seafair Pirates took
over locomotive 11 in
search of places to plunder.
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A pristine '66 Corvette made an ap-
pearance at the car show.
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Singers from the band Brian Vogan &
his Good Buddies perform their original
music on the Skagit flatcar stage at
the Snoqualmie Depot.
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Reconditioned string
instruments were offered
for sale by a non-profit
at one of the vendor booths
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Thousands toured the car show that was
set up along Railroad Ave. on Sunday.
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What would Railroad Days be without
model trains?
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Scarves of every color filled this booth!
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1 comment:
Spike, Looks like a fun event! Maybe we can schedule our summer trip to coincide with Railroad Days... We love the NW but it's a long way from East Tennessee. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
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