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Vintage Train, Toy, and Doll Show

Preserve New Fairfield's Parsonage/Hubble House Museum, Sunday, December 3, 10, & 17, 1-3pm. 33 Route 37, New Fairfield.

(Faline Schneiderman, PNF)

Preserve New Fairfield, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and maintaining local historic structures and artifacts, is excited to announce a Vintage Train, Toy & Doll Show just in time for the holidays! The exhibit is open from 1pm to 3pm on December 3rd, December 10th, and December 17th at Preserve New Fairfield’s Parsonage, conveniently located behind the Senior Center at 33 Route 37, New Fairfield.

The show features a wide variety of vintage trains, toys, and dolls from yesteryear as well as holiday decor. Visitors will have the opportunity to see and learn about classic model trains, toys, dolls, and other collectibles. There will also be items for sale, with all proceeds benefiting Preserve New Fairfield.

After the show, patrons will be treated to free refreshments at the exit.

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Admission to the show is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12, and free for children under 2, with 10% off admission prices for all current members!

“We are thrilled to bring our personal collection of vintage trains, toys, and dolls to New Fairfield. It is the first event of its kind in our town” said Cathy McKenna, Vice President of Preserve New Fairfield. “This is a great event for the whole family, and it is a wonderful way to support our mission to preserve local history and celebrate the past.”

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For more information about Preserve New Fairfield or the Vintage Train, Toy & Doll Show, please visit www.preservenewfairfield.org.

About Preserve New Fairfield

Preserve New Fairfield is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and maintaining local historic structures and artifacts. The organization also promotes community education and involvement in historic preservation efforts.

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