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About Us
The KETTLE MORAINE RAILROAD HERITAGE ASSOCIATION INC. was founded in 1975. We are a non-profit, educational organization whose purpose is to further the hobby of railroading, both model and
prototype. This includes the history of railroading in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
The association uses a modular N Trak and HO modular layout for shows and other public displays. All material for
the association layouts are either donated or purchased by the association. Our only sources of funds are donations,
members dues, and proceeds from shows, displays, and other fund raising activities. All meetings start
at 7:00p.m. on Wednesdays. We also meet the first and third Sunday's at 6:30 pm. See our "Timetable for specifics.
Visitors are more than welcome to attend any meeting. Please see our "Timetable" for dates and location.
Do
you know that an approaching train is closer and moving faster than you think? Do you realize that a train traveling
at 55 miles per hour will take a mile or more to stop after emergency brakes are applied? Get the facts, fast!
Click on the Operation Lifesaver logo above and see
their web site for more information.
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Layout Superintendents
HO Scale Supt. Fred Kriefall
N Scale Supt. Lloyd Bunkelman
N Module Supt.
Don Leutner
HO Module Supt.
Patrick Geringer
Librarian
Jim
Sohns
Track Maintenance
Fred Kriefall Adam Bunkelman Facebook Page
Don Leutner Adam Bunkelman
Webmasters D. Larkee L. Bunkelman
Our N scale modules and throttles follow NTrak standards
We use NCE for digital command control on our HO layouts
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Assc. Officers
President Adam Bunkelman
Vice President
Dan Larkee
Treasurer
Don Leutner
Secretary
Joe Rantanen
Board of Director
Lee Bunkelman Patrick Geringer
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| President: Adam Bunkelman |
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| Vice President:: Dan Larkee |
The NMRA promotes the hobby of model railroading on a national level through its regional
groups. Our association is in the (WISE) Wisconsin SouthEastern Division. AMRC is a organization of about 15 model railroad
groups in the SE Wisconsin area that provides a bond between those individual groups. Both organizations assist in the promotion
and recognition of railroad groups, and help us plan shows, clinics, operations, and aid us in the promotions of our own activities.
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