Christmas at the Train Station

HGA had the first of two events to celebrate this holy season of the year on Saturday, December 7 from noon to 2 PM. Over 30 children got to see Santa and receive a gift bag from him. Including children, approximately 100 people attended this event. Troop 95 scouts operated the model trains and gave rides to kids and adults on Lil Toot. If you missed this one, or want to come again, stop by Saturday evening, December 21 from 5-7 PM to see Santa, model trains, museum displays, special singing by Cathy Gorman and the Grace church group. Also, a light buffet will be available provided by Marilyn's Catering. All are welcome and there is no charge for admission.

Christmas at the Train Station events

HGA will be having two Christmas celebrations this year at our historic train station located at 140 Layton Avenue in Georgetown. The first will be Saturday, December 7 from noon to 2 PM. The second will be Saturday, December 21 from 5-7 PM. Santa will be there to give small gift bags for the children and listen to their requests. No Admission charge and all welcome to enjoy music, light refreshments, model trains, museum displays and more.

Large crowd at HGA's 3rd Annual Car Show

Our 3rd Annual Car Show was a huge success. In cooperation with County Seat Cruisers, HGA had 43 vehicles on display at our complex at the corner of Layton Ave. and Depot St. in Georgetown. Between 150-200 visitors showed up to look at the vehicles, enjoy scrapple sandwiches, hot dogs and other light refreshments provided by Boy Scout Troop 95, stop by our vendors, and tour the train station museum and First Fire House. Many thanks to our sponsors: Chesapeake Cabinetry Karl Haller Hunter Creek Homes El Mercado's Market The Insurance Market

Thank you Hunter Creek Homes and Lance Mears

Lance Mears, Georgetown, recently donated his time, materials, and talent to build a new ramp for HGA's garage. He also repaired steps on the back of Georgetown's First Fire House. We deeply appreciate his generosity!! It looks great and was much needed.

Scouts from Troop 95 Enjoy a Spin on "Lil Toot"