Merv Smith fan, Mr Ed at the Museum
Te Awamutu Museum. Venue for '100 Years Down The Track'. Digital 3-D Photography by Marc Dawson

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Merv Smith. '100 years down the track' exhibition.
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Merv Smith opened the "100 Years Down The Track" exhibition at Te Awamutu Museum with a talk on local history of pioneering railway on the 3rd of May '08.
Merv Smith opens '100 years down the track' rail exhibition. 3-D Photography by Marc Dawson.

Another shot of Merv in the dark.
Merv Smith presents '100 years down the track'. 3-D Photography by Marc Dawson.

The six month exhibition, contains many pictures, artefacts and interesting stories.
"100 Years Down The Track" celebrates the centenary of the completion of the North Island Main Trunk Line. Merv spoke of the building of a railway line between Auckland and Wellington that started simultaneously from each city.
Negotiations with Te Kooti and Ngati Maniapoto allowed the railroad to go through the King Country. With particular emphasis on Te Awamutu, Merv recalled the rail service, the stations, the mobile radio studio station 5ZB, and the postal sorting car.
Merv gave a formal history talk on rail the following day that filled the museum to capacity.

The event was well attended.
The wine and cheese got them going.
Some of the crowd at the show'. 3-D Photography by Marc Dawson.

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