Jerry Calabrese readily admits he's not a "fan boy" when it comes to Lionel trains; he doesn't own every locomotive, freight car or caboose Lionel ever made. But Calabrese, a Montclair resident who is ...

Looking for a Holiday train set? Disney has you covered. They just released an official Lionel train set based off of the “Frozen” franchise. This particular model features Olaf and it is called the ...

Edinboro Area Historical Society is featuring classic model railroad displays during a free Christmas Open House ...

No one can say with certainty when the first Lionel model train was set up to chug around a Christmas tree and surprise children on Christmas morning, but it’s a safe bet that the idea and the ...

For many American families, Christmas isn’t Christmas without a tree decorated with lights, ornaments, tinsel – and an electric train circling merrily beneath. No one knows precisely when the train ...

Tucked between a residential neighborhood and a school athletic field in Malden is a large, red brick building that looks a little like an old train depot. That’s fitting. Four words in large ...

NEW YORK, May 5 (Reuters) - Legendary model train maker Lionel LLC has emerged from bankruptcy protection, the company's Web site and court documents show. "After more than seven long years of legal ...

Two-year-old Matteo Volpi’s eyes sparkled as he looked at a Lionel Train setup at the Hilton Hotel on Saturday. As Thomas the Tank Engine passed in front of him on a miniature train track, Volpi ...

PHILADELPHIA — Charlie Verenna has a knack for making children miserable. "I see more kids crying as they're going out the door," Verenna says. "Their mothers and fathers are dragging them. They don't ...

Each November, Small Business Saturday spotlights smaller companies. With that in mind, we talked with Kenneth Bianco Jr., director of sales and marketing and third-generation member of the family ...

Never mind the trains, they want the bricks. Yes, the bricks. Forget that they’re no more unusual than any one of a million rail spikes securing a length of track anywhere in America. Doesn’t matter ...