Train Display Helped to Make Spirits Bright at the American Legion Post 22 in Charleroi

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Last Updated on Monday, 29 December 2014 19:50

Members of the American Legion Post 22 in Charleroi spent many hours putting a train display together to be enjoyed by many over the Christmas holiday.

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Three of the post members that spent a lot of time and effort were: (l-r) Gene Robison, Johnny Batistone, and Loren McCullough (not pictured). Photo by Wayne E. Ray.