Railroad historian Richard F. Palmer’s Black
Diamond Express book, Handsomest Train in the
World, First 25 Years of the Black Diamond
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HOWARD ELMER PARK - A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
CLICK HERE FOR THE CENTENNIAL ARTICLE
CLICK HERE FOR "walk around the park" handout

HISTORY FAIR ...photos>>
JULY 21 OUR DREAM REALIZED ...details & photos>>
FARLEY & NOBLES ROOMS DEDICATIONS ...details & photos>>
MARCH 2011 ANNUAL DINNER MEETING ...details>>
SAYRE'S 120th BIRTHDAY PARTY! ...photos>>

MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP HOURS:
CLOSED UNTIL APRIL
Tours by appointment.
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The Society thanks all for the tremendous support during 2011 by their visits to view the new LVRR gallery, memberships and donations, and continued support of our Gift Shop.

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AVAILABLE FOR SALE New history book titled Sayre With 128 pages and 223 postcards and photographs in the Museum’s Burkhart Gift Shop Also available now and through the winter months for sale IN SAYRE during business hours at the Sayre Public Library, 122 S. Elmer Ave., Carl’s Newsstand, 138 Desmond St. AND Horn's True Value, 503 N. Keystone Ave. CLICK for Contents CLICK for Purchase and Mailing Information CLICK for ORDER FORM

What's Happening

WE CONTINUE in 2011 “Telling Sayre’s Story” Stephens/Redman gallery progress, Naming Opportunities, Tax information

"…a busy little city nestling ‘midst the Blue Ridge Hills…"Sayre Alma Mater SAYRE, located along the north central Pennsylvania-New York border traces its name to Robert Heysham Sayre and its location and early development to visionary Howard Elmer.