Changed September 25, 2016
Membership Roster
To download it,
click HERE
(Note that the document is Password Protected for club member access only; call the Secretary or Rick Zobelein for the password).
Send any personel changes to Membership Chairman Rick Zobelein
September 2016 Printed CallBoy HERE
2016 Spring Meet Report
Click HERE to download
2016 Spring Meet Video
By Bruce Anderson
Click HERE to view Bruce's YouTube video
Saving History in Miniature
A wonderful, short 1:59 video by new
member Jacob Hulbert that he made for school on what GGLS is all about.
To see the video, click HERE
GGLS Web Page Updates:
09/13 Classified Ads
07/30 Links of Interest
07/12 Club Documents
03/13 Calendar
Thank You
To download a larger copy, click HERE
Reminder: Monthly Club Meeting
Sunday October 9, 2016 at 10 am
Cal Poly Day
October 9, 2016
Amy Herman mentioned that the Swanton Pacific Railroad is hosting Cal Poly day on October 9th and she encourages our members to attend.
You can sign up on their website (sprr.calpoly.edu/) and since space is limited, sign up ASAP.
On October 22, 23 2016, the Golden Gate Live Steamers will once again hold their Fall Meet at their Tilden Park location for steam enthusiast and the Public.
Saturday October 22 is reserved for fellow live steamers, guests of the club and model engineering enthusiasts.
Sunday October 23, from 11 AM to 3 PM is the Fall Open House where the Public is allowed closer inspection of the club facility. There will be free train rides, weather permitting.
If there are any questions, please feel free to contact our secretary.
About Us
Located in Tilden Park in the hills above Berkeley, California, the Golden Gate Live Steamers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit museum whose mission is to operate a miniature live steam railroad, to teach & promote model engineering craftsmanship for the benefit of our members and to educate the public on what live steaming & model engineering is all about.
We run a train carrying the public every Sunday from Noon to 3:00 pm, depending on the staffing & weather, and our station entrance is located just further and below the Redwood Valley Railroad's loading station.
If you have an interest in railroading, live steaming, home shop machining or model engineering, we would love to welcome you to our club. Please feel free to come to any of our monthly club meetings and introduce yourself. Our club meetings are usually held on the second Sunday of each month starting at 10 am but please check our club calendar for the actual dates.
Our club facilities include 7.5", 4.75" dual-gauge ground level track and a 1,100 ft high track loop consisting of 4.75", 3.5" and 2.5" triple-gauge track.
Members Sammy Tamez, Rich Croll & Rick Zobelein running on the 7.5" gauge inner loop