The "Gray house" in its temporary location at Farmington. It will eventually be moved to the residental area. A few weeks ago, a f...

Finally, the town of Farmington is fairly complete. I say fairly because I still need to add figures and more vehicles but the basic structu...

Downtown Farmington with most of the new structures in places. The roll of paper on the right protects the train order signal from errant ...

Since the ground around the real Farmington is pretty flat, there is not much to put on a backdrop so I contented myself with low rolling ...

The Woods Cigar and Newspaper agency taken around the turn of the 20th century. A couple of weeks ago, while browsing through Faceboo...

A small local saloon with no entertainment other than a mediocre piano player. The multi-colored cable at the distant left of the photo is...

Three new businesses have arisen in the last several days, and yes, I have been graciously given a portion of my wife's quilting room ...

Both new structures will find a place on a street in Farmington. Two more merchants have decided to move into the growing town of Farmin...

The Dyke & Harrold store and the Central Hotel in their approximate final positions at Farmington. Another view of the D&H s...

The new Central Hotel as it sits on the workbench (yes, mine is as cluttered as anybody else's). Signs and other details still need to...

The three push buttons on the fascia control the position of the stub turnout on the railroad.  I like the manual control of turnouts. I...

Stockton Daily Independent - July 2, 1895 The new steel bridge now spans the normally-dry Little John Creek. The abutments are ...

Deer Creek bridge in California shows its age. It was built in 1898 by the Cotton Brothers of Oakland, CA for the wagon trade. My first si...

Although the steps seem to be floating in air, when scenicking is done, they will be flush with the top of the ties. An earth berm will ru...

Farmington depot circa the 1890s. Note the privy behind the lattice fence at the right and the switch stand. A few months ago, I bit the...