The San Antonio & Northern Railroad is designed for running trains, both fun runs with long
trains and long runs, and operating sessions with plenty of switching options. Construction on the
layout started in early 2000s and is on-going. The majority of the main layout is built, with
continued work on scenes and details.
The Port of South Texas is a recent expansion with on-going work.
These pictures may give a feeling of what the model railroad looks like. More are coming. We
hope you enjoy these and will come see the railroad in person soon.
A photo summary tour of the layout, showing the overall views and some of
the many scenes as well, as if walking around visiting.
Port of South Texas section, with groups of photos showing the expansion,
from 2022 to 2024, with updates coming in 2025.
Early Years, a batch of older photos to show the layout and early scenes
around the railroad. Some benchwork and plywood. New pics coming!
The
SA&N
railroad
hosts
both
casual
running
and
formal
operating
of
trains.
Most
Sundays
are
‘Fun
Run’
days,
a
great
time
to
visit
and
see
various
trains
traveling
the
lengthy
mainline
tracks
of
this
large
HO
model
railroad.
Select
Saturdays
are
‘Operating
Sessions’,
where
crews
run
trains
more
realistically,
switching
cars
at
designated locations, using Manifest and under dispatcher authority.
Check the ‘Visiting’ page for days and hours.
The
SA&N
railroad
hosts
both
casual
running
and
formal
operating
of
trains.
Most
Sundays
are
‘Fun
Run’
days,
a
great
time
to
visit
and
see
various
trains
traveling
the
lengthy
mainline
tracks
of
this
large
HO
model
railroad.
Select
Saturdays
are
‘Operating
Sessions’,
where
crews
run
trains
more
realistically,
switching
cars
at
designated locations, using Manifest and under dispatcher authority.
Check the ‘Visiting’ page for days and hours.
A photo summary tour of the layout, showing the overall views and
some of the many scenes as well, as if walking around visiting.
Port of South Texas section, with groups of photos showing the
expansion, from 2022 to 2024, with updates coming in 2025.
Early Years, a batch of older photos to show the layout and early
scenes around the railroad. Some benchwork and plywood. New pics
coming!
The San Antonio & Northern Railroad is designed for running
trains, both fun runs with long trains and long runs, and operating
sessions with plenty of switching options. Construction on the layout
started in early 2000s and is on-going. The majority of the main
layout is built, with continued work on scenes and details.
The Port of South Texas is a recent expansion with on-going work.
These pictures may give a feeling of what the model railroad looks
like. More are coming. We hope you enjoy these and will come see
the railroad in person soon.
The
SA&N
railroad
hosts
both
casual
running
and
formal
operating
of
trains.
Most
Sundays
are
‘Fun
Run’
days,
a
great
time
to
visit
and
see
various
trains
traveling
the
lengthy
mainline
tracks
of
this
large
HO
model
railroad.
Select
Saturdays
are
‘Operating
Sessions’,
where
crews
run
trains
more
realistically,
switching
cars
at
designated locations, using Manifest and under dispatcher authority.
Check the ‘Visiting’ page for days and hours.
A photo summary tour of the layout, showing the overall
views and some of the many scenes as well, as if walking
around visiting.
Port of South Texas section, with groups of photos
showing the expansion, from 2022 to 2024, with
updates coming in 2025.
Early Years, a batch of older photos to show the layout
and early scenes around the railroad. Some benchwork
and plywood. New pics coming!
The San Antonio & Northern Railroad is designed for running
trains, both fun runs with long trains and long runs, and operating
sessions with plenty of switching options. Construction on the layout
started in early 2000s and is on-going. The majority of the main layout
is built, with continued work on scenes and details.
The Port of South Texas is a recent expansion with on-going work.
These pictures may give a feeling of what the model railroad looks
like. More are coming. We hope you enjoy these and will come see
the railroad in person soon.
