WE'RE IN!
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| 2011 IS THE |
As of mid-January, 2012, we now have possession of the Monterey Central Transportation
Museum. We are now busy getting things ready for our February 24-25 Grand Opening, complete with a Tennessee Central Transportation
Museum Train coming to help us celebrate.
It will be a World War
II-themed grand opening, honoring those local men and women who left their mountain home and families and some who paid the
supreme sacrifice.
Festivites start at 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 24.
The special museum train will stay overnight. More details to follow.
Operations Manual Click Here
WELCOME TO THE MONTEREY DEPOT...
ALL ABOARD AT THE MONTEREY DEPOT!
Sounds good, doesn't it? The year 2011 will be the "Year of the Monterey Depot!"
LATEST NEWS: DEC. 22, 2010...The Town of Monterey has everything turned in to the Tennessee
Department of Transportation for review. The next step, probably in January, will be TDOT's approval to bid the project for
construction!!!
The goal of the Monterey Depot
Historical Society is to build a replica of the Monterey Depot and maintain it as a museum and meeting place to honor the
strong railroad heritage of our mountain town.
You can find a membership application on this website. So, get
on board and help.
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MONTEREY DEPOT MUSEUM LAYOUT. Pictured, is the
general layout of what will soon be the Monterey Central Transportation Museum (Monterey Depot Museum). |
HALL RE-ELECTED SOCIETY PRESIDENT
A driving force for the Monterey Depot Museum, Ken Hall was re-elected to a three-year
term as Monterey Depot Historical Society president in the December, 2010 society meeting. His name was the only one
presented by the nomination committee, which conisted of Bill Wiggins, chair, Bob Henley and Dale Welch.
RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX
In addition to the protections of Title VII of the Civitl Rights Act of 1964, as amended,
Title VI of the Civil Right Act of 1964, as amended, prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin
in programs or activities receiving Fedral financial assistance. Employment discrimination is covered b y Title
VI if the primary objective of financial assistance is provision of employment, or where employmnet discrimation causes
or may cuase discrimination in providing services under such programs. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits
employment discrimination on the basis of of sex in educational programs or activities which receive Federeal financial
assistance.
We encourage certified disadvantges
business enterprises and other small minority and women-owned businesses to submit bids on all Town of Monterey
projects.
