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Sponsored: Make reservations now for Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Train Ride

Posted at 11:44 pm February 4, 2015
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Secret City Scenic Excursion Train

Secret City Scenic Excursion Train (Photo courtesy Southern Appalachia Railway Museum)

Make reservations now for the Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride!

What: Valentine’s Dinner Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride

When: Thursday, February 12—6 p.m.; Friday, February 13—6 p.m.; February 14—6 p.m.

Where: Depart from the Heritage Center at 2010 Highway 58 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Reservations: Tickets are $70 per person, and seating is extremely limited. For reservations, meal selections and other details, please contact our friendly ticket agent at (865) 241-2140.

Special Guest: Chef Andras and his crew will be providing a first class meal and service in our restored 1924 Southern Railway Dining Car.

Meal selections include: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Meetings and Events, Sponsored Posts, Valentine's Day Tagged With: Chef Andras, Heritage Center, K-25, SARM, Secret City Scenic Excursion Train, Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride, Secret City Train Ride, Southern Appalachia Railway Museum, U.S. Department of Energy, Valentine's Dinner Secret City Scenic Excursion Train Ride

Sponsored: Secret City Train Ride with Santa on Saturday, Sunday

Posted at 5:48 pm December 9, 2014
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Santa on Secret City Excursion Train

Santa will be on the Secret City Excursion Train in west Oak Ridge this weekend. (File photo/November 2012)

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This weekend, the jolly old gent parks his sleigh and joins us on the Secret City Scenic Train for a fun-filled, climate-controlled trip through beautiful Poplar Creek Valley!

Special Car Host: Santa

The ride includes:

  • Free favors for all the children
  • Take pictures with Santa
  • Train is all decked out for the holidays

The trains leave 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. on Saturday December 13.

They leave at 1 and 3 p.m. on Sunday, December, 14.

The train departs from the Heritage Center at 2010 Highway 58 at the former K-25 site in west Oak Ridge. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Entertainment, Nonprofits, Sponsored Posts Tagged With: Heritage Center, K-25, K-25 site, Santa, SARM, Scenic City Excursion Train, Secret City Train Ride, Southern Appalachia Railway Museum

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