I was suppose to have 2 packages delivered today and informed delivery says they were left inside…read moremy mailbox but, there wasn't anything in my mail box and my ring camera does not show anyone delivering my packages.

The people within the post office are nice and offer good customer service--I have no complaints…read moreabout them. HOWEVER: whoever the lazy, incompetent package delivery guy is--he is absolutely horrible. He will not deliver packages! WTF?? He needs to GET OUT OF HIS TRUCK and walk the package to the house, but instead he leaves a slip saying the package is "undeliverable". This man should be fired. I chased him down one day because he kept leaving slips and he said he would deliver it the next day, which he did. Dude!!! How about you DO YOUR JOB the first time? Lazy lazy lazy. Norway Post Office: DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS. If you read the other reviews about your PO, they are all complaining about the same thing. DO. YOUR. JOB.

Friendly group, some more talkative than others. We went to an "open house" for the public. There…read morewere train displays on the first floor that were not running, but no one around to speak with about them. Lots of people were busy setting up for a fund raiser dinner. But the real action was going on downstairs anyway. Once we went down stairs we were greeted and shown around the running displays. Very impressed with the obvious skill and dedication of the model builders. I'm more into the "toy train" look rather than realism, but even so it was VERY impressive. We were told if we become members we can take operator lessons and then are allowed to bring your own trains in and run them on the clubs model lines. That sounds like a lot of fun! One important thing: GFMRC has several different scale models to run your trains on, though the focus is definitely on HO. I saw only one elaborate set-up for O scale "three railers" which is my preferred size.

From the owner: Our purpose is to help promote model railroading as a hobby and an opportunity for community…read moreoutreach. The club’s main focus is to help educate, not only from our members’ knowledge of model railroading but also for the public’s safety at railroad crossings and on railroad right-of-way areas through our involvement in Operation Lifesaver. We are a 501(c)(3) organization; any donations may be tax-deductible. Most members come from the Lewiston-Auburn area, but everyone is welcome to join. We are open to the public! Come visit us: Wednesday 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. until Noon