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Name: Jean Hunter
E-mail: jh64@gibsoncounty.net 		Such a beautiful display and history lesson. For those who have not seen this.....a sad day for them. A trip to seen this is a must for our younger generation. Continue the good work and you will not be disappointed.
 
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Name: Jim Bayley
 Fantastic museum! Rarely do you find such beautiful displays of railroad items. All interested in railroad history should see this museum.
 
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Name: Jim Barrett
E-mail: jim@ogaugerr.com 		Ahh the Monon! It is the memories of my childhood in Mitchell, Indiana as well as trips to my Grandmother's farm in Knox, Indiana. I've ridden the Monon many many times, and will be riding through there again this fall on a special trip of cars from Cincinnati gonig to Chicago. I've been in Monon many times and will be there again for sure to see your fine museum. I wish you all the best.
 
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Name: John Gallacher
E-mail: jgalla809@aol.com 		I recently saw a reference to your website on the O Gauge Railroading magazines forum. That topic had 66 looks before I checked out your website.Monon looks like a day trip from Ft Wayne and a good time. Be seeing you soon.
 
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Name: Richard D. Cupka Sr.
E-mail: Rcupkake@insightbb.com 		My father, Bill, worked the Monon from 1918 to 1972 as a station agent, Western Union Agent, and telegraph operator. I, Dick, worked the Monon from 1953 to 1962. My brother, Roger, worked the Monon as well.....both of us have fond memories of those years.I recently had a chance to tour your museum and, I hate to say...., it truly bought tears to my old 70 year old face. It brought back so many memories.
 
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Name: Tom Kepshire
From: South Bend, IN.
E-mail: buzzhos@yahoo.com 		Just had to add my two cents. I wish the Monon Connection Museum all the best. I have followed the development since August 24, 2003, when I passed by and saw the PRR depot in the middle of a field. I have stopped by many times to see what was new and have toured the Musuem once. Very impressive. Well worth the price.
 
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Name: Nobel Lugo
 Lugo I heard about this museum while at the Atlanta, IN Earth Festival. So I searched the web and found this wonderful web site; now I will plan to visit. Hope to see you soon.
 
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Name: James Wolfe
From: Medaryville,IN.
E-mail: wolfeden46939@yahoo.com 		'I have always said in the past that someone needs to be doing this. Refering to a railroad museum in this part of Indiana. I am glad to see such a fine project in the making at Monon Connection. I have never seen a better collection of rail artifacts or authentication in numbers like they have here. A lot of hard work and financial resources have been spent.This museum will grow till the end of time.
 
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