Mr. Wayne Duplisea will share his extensive knowledge of the history of railroads in this region and the important role that they played in the development of the natural resources and recreation. Mr. Duplisea, now retired, was a fireman and later an engineer on the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad for 43 years. He ran both diesel and steam engines over the Greenville branch.

Mr. Thomas N. Tardif, Manager Property and Environmental of the Montreal, Maine, and Atlantic Railway, will tell of the present role of the railroad. He will speak about the current system and what it is currently carrying across the rails.

This program is free. Donations for the continuing work of the Natural Resource Education Center are greatly appreciated. For more information, please contact Tarun Johns at 695-2045.