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Prairie Dog Central Train
The Vintage Locomotive Society Inc.
P.O. Box 33021 RPO Polo Park
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G 3N4
telephone: (204) 832-5259
I do not have any affiliation with any of these organizations, therefore information maybe out of date or incorrect. You should always consult their official web site for the newest information.
The Prairie Dog Central Railway is operated by The Vintage Locomotive Society Inc. and is one of the oldest regularly scheduled vintage operating trains in North America.
Inkster Junction Station is located on Prairie Dog Trail, on the north side of Inkster Boulevard between Route 90 and Sturgeon Road. Immediately north of Winnipeg's Airport, it is accessible from any direction.
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