A model railroad layout is currently on display at the Columbia Historic Preservation Society, 19-21 Second Street. The model buildings depicting Columbia circa 1920 – 1950 were constructed by Columbia artist Tony Segro, as was the re-creation of the Columbia Opera House (shown on this post).
Information from the display . . .
The former roundhouse, which sat just below the current Bootleg Antiques building (depicted top left).
A short video clip of the same.
A panoramic view. The roundhouse can be seen on the left.
Looking up Walnut Street (background), as it appeared in former days.
A model of the Columbia Opera House. The opera house burned in 1947 and was located at the current site of the Borough Offices at Third and Locust Streets.
Columbia Spy 
Its a great thing to see tony does a great job take the time to go visit it and learn about Columbia history
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kudos to tony & all volunteers who are trying to bring the old Columbia back! bless you all!
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Good job Tony
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I saw the display and it is Wonderful…….Great Job Tony!!!
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Its a great thing to see tony does a great job take the time to go visit it and learn about Columbia history
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kudos to tony & all volunteers who are trying to bring the old Columbia back! bless you all!
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Good job Tony
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I saw the display and it is Wonderful…….Great Job Tony!!!
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