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Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railway
Preservation Society

NCPS Reunion 2008

Nashville, TN

May 16-18

Details here

Time's running out, but you can still register with a late fee.

Join us for yet another great time at the NCPS Reunion.  Less than a convention, and more than a gathering; this is your chance to visit with NCPS members and former NC&StL employees in a casual, informative setting.

Online Registration

NCPS will host an Open House on
Saturday, May 17
from 9:00 AM until 2:00 PM.
at TCRM, 220 Willow Street, Nashville

The public is invited to attend, and view the displays
of memorabilia as well as watch NC&StL
model trains run on the layouts.

Free admission; but donations always gratefully accepted.


New Member Feature

For the past several years, NCPS has slowly begun building an employee database. The project is massive and will be on-going for many years to come.  Recently 8,000 listings were uploaded to the NCPS Member Section.  Members are now able to search these listings by name, and will soon be able to add listings of their own. 

This feature will eventually be moved to the public website, whenever testing is complete.


Mission Statement: The NC&StL Preservation Society will do everything in its power to promote the preservation of buildings, rolling stock, right of way and motive power; and collect, organize and preserve artifacts, history and information related to the NC&StL Railway along with the memories of those who made sure the trains got ‘to and from Dixieland’.

Furthermore, the NC&StL Preservation Society will educate the general public about the significant force for economic and political change that was the NC&StL Railway.


Annual Membership Fees are only
$20/single and $25/family.
Won't you join NCPS?


Genealogical Research and Information

NCPS Member Access Section (For members only)


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