MEETINGS 1ST MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT 7 PM (EXCEPT JULY & AUGUST) AT THE TRAIN STATION
TRAIN STATION OPEN BY APPOINTMENT AND WHENEVER THE "OPEN FLAG" IS FLYING
TRAIN STATION OPEN BY APPOINTMENT AND WHENEVER THE "OPEN FLAG" IS FLYING
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Click here to visit us on Facebook!Thank you for your continued support!
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Upcoming Events . . .
HOAGIE SALE
Saturday, March 18TH
Italian & American available just $6 each.
There will be limited quantities available for walk-up customers
Saturday, March 18TH
Italian & American available just $6 each.
There will be limited quantities available for walk-up customers
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The Pie Sale Is Back !!!
For the 1st time since 2018 we are having a spring pie sale & other goodies. CLICK HERE to download a copy of the order form Orders are due by Saturday April 1st, 2023 All orders can be picked up on Saturday April 8th, 2023 at the Train Station, 12 Noon Pies available in 4" & 9" sizes in the following varieties: Apple Cinnamon Blueberry Lemon Cherry Orange Pie Coconut Custard 8” x 8” Cakes Chocolate w/Butter Crème Frosting Vanilla w/Butter Crème Frosting Carrot Cake w/ Crème Cheese Frosting Biscoff w/ Salted Caramel Frosting Cookies 12 per Container Italian Ricotta w/ Glazed & Nonpareils Cut-Outs decorated sugars and/or frosted Decorated Chocolate Covered Pretzel Rods Milk or Dark or White or Mixed **10 or more will come in a special container** |
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Unfortunately due to a scheduling issue we must cancel our train show on April 15th. We are looking to reschedule for later in the year. Check back soon for updates and new events to be added.
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Just in time for the holidays, the Magnolia Historical Society is selling 11 1/2 X 17 inch laminated placemats featuring historic homes of Magnolia with artwork by one of our founding members Jim Hannold. A set of 4 for $10.00 or $3 each. Available for pickup at the station on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 PM or email events@magnoliatrainstation.com to arrange delivery
Monthly Hoagie Sales Fundraiser
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At the last hoagie sale we had great success with our walk-up pick up system, so we are doing it again. Please enter the by using the gate or ramp on the parking lot side of the building and proceed to the Order & Pay Here window on the deck/track side of the station. Then go to the pick-up window to pick-up your order. You may exit thru the stairs on the Evesham Road side or by using the ramp at the parking lot if needed. Thank you for your cooperation & stay safe.
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The inside of Magnolia Train Station will be closed until further notice as a precaution because of the coronavirus. Although we operate a small replica train station museum, the Magnolia Historical Society takes its responsibility to the public seriously. The safety of our members and guests of all ages is of paramount importance. We will post an announcement when we re-open.
Congratulations to Katherine Rossbach,
a Magnolia graduate school resident, for getting an "A" on her Digital Cultural Heritage Project.
Her project was on the Magnolia Train Station and graciously shared it with us.
click on this link to check it out . . .
https://katross18.wixsite.com/magnoliatrainstation
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12TH ANNUAL MAGNOLIA STATION TRAIN SHOW
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2019 9:00 am to 2:00 pm DOOR PRIZES EVERY HALF HOUR MODEL RAILROAD and TOY TRAIN SALES ALL GAUGES, and Pictures and Documents OPERATING MODEL RAILROAD LAYOUTS ADMISSION: $5.00 PER PERSON ADULT
$3.00 PER STUDENT (11 – 13) CHILDEN UNDER 10 FREE WITH AN ADULT Vendor Info: Contact: Jason Sawyer 856-938-8455 Tables are $15 each Location: The Magnolia Community Hall 425 W. Brooke Avenue Magnolia, New Jersey 08049 CLICK ON MAP FOR LINK TO GOOGLE MAPS >>> |
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The New Jersey Southern (NJS) model railroading group will have a display of their N-scale model railroad modules at the train show
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*** ATTENTION !!! ***
Due to unforeseen events and low vendor / volunteer sign-ups we have decided to CANCEL this years' Fall Flea Market.
Thank you for your support making our past flea markets a success.
We hope to have enough vendor / volunteer sign-ups for our
Spring 2020 Flea Market! Our next event is the Fall Hoagie Sale October 12th
If you would like to help support the Magnolia Historical Society via monetary donation or volunteering time for an upcoming event, please contact Elaine Furniss at (856) 783-2136
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GOT STUFF?
WANT TO GET RID OF IT? We are in need of your old-(or-new)-decent-condition-resalable stuff the to sell on the Train Station Deck at the next Flea Market All proceeds will go to maintaining the Train Station and Park. To donate please call Elaine @ (856) 783-2136 to set up a time for drop off --- or whenever the "OPEN" flag is flying at the station - someone is there who can receive your donations. → If your interested in selling it yourself you can rent a spot at the flea market for only $15. --- for more info please call Elaine @ (856) 783-2136 |
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Thanks to all the vendors, patrons, volunteers, and society member who helped us make last years' Fall Flea Market a great success!
IMAGES OF MEMORIAL DAY
MONDAY, MAY 28th, 2018
Thank You to our Special Guest Speaker!
Peter Hamilton
West Jersey History Project
Monday, October 3rd, 2016
Please visit their website links below:
West Jersey History Project: Website
West Jersey History Project: Facebook
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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR LAST GUEST SPEAKER
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About the author (2016) Craig E. Burgess graduated from Audubon High School in Audubon, New Jersey, as the valedictorian of the class of 1963. He entered Rutgers University as a pre-med student, then changed his major after his sophomore year, graduating with a double major in languages: Spanish and German. He received a teaching fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania and, in 1968, was hired as a Spanish instructor for the new Cherry Hill High School East, located only six miles from his home in Audubon. Craig completed his master’s degree at Penn—in education—in 1971 and spent his entire twenty-six-year teaching career at CHHSE, taking early retirement in 1994. While at East, he served as Language Department Chairperson for six years and as faculty advisor to the Spanish Honor Society, the school’s Adopt-A-Grandparent program, and the International Literary Club—a group of students who received national recognition for its language magazine, Passport. Craig’s writing “career” began in 1987—at the age of forty-two—after receiving national recognition for a poem he had composed on one of his forty-one visits to the Hawaiian Islands: a poem entitled “A Fleeting Glimpse of Paradise,” the title selected for this collection of photographs and poems, a collection published after more than thirty years of experiences in the islands
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1915-2015 Magnolia: A History
Hello,
We would like to thank everyone for all the interest in our new book. This book is different from Images of America book. We (the members of the MHS) are authoring & publishing this new updated compendium to celebrate our 25th anniversary and the town 100th year celebration. The book has arrived and will be available for sale at our Spring Flea Market, May 9th at the Train Station grounds. We will also have the book available on May 16th at the Magnolia Centennial Celebration in the Borough Hall. Hope to see you all at the Flea Market & the Centennial. Best Regards, MHS Book Committee CLICK HERE to download a copy of the book order form |
FedEx came out again this year to clean up the station park and get it ready for our Spring Activities. Once again they did a great job - it looks GREAT!
. . . and is greatly appreciated
T H A N K S F E D E X ! ! !
Thank you for making our Train Show, Hoagie & Pie Sales
events a huge success!!!
On the Clementon Branch of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines
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