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College Again Helps Keep Train Expo on Track

11.24.2008 Events

Youngsters take simulated train ride on Penn College-donated computer The 18th annual Toy Train Expo was held Saturday and Sunday at Park Place, and Penn College once again helped make it a success. Among the college’s donations to the event, held in conjunction with Williamsport’s traditional Victorian Christmas activities, were a pair of computers to run railroad-simulation software.
Photo by Mike Cunningham, chief information officer

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