Joe and Jana Strecker with the window covering they sponsored. Sue Sutton tells the story of Arthur Field Smith.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Descendants of Elsie Hill pose in front of the window honoring Elsie and her two brothers, Albert and Ruben.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Descendants of orphan train riders share the stories of their ancestor and his/her journey.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
The Nathan Edison Chapter of the DAR presented an award for Historic Preservation to the National Orphan Train Complex. Susan Sutton accepts the award.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Wonda Phillips was the recipient of a DAR award for volunteerism for her many hours spent at the museum.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Wonda Phillips presents Mark Headrick of Wildside Graphics the Special President's Award. Mark is responsible for all of our window coverings, shades and the large prints hanging on our Depot walls.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Dr. Betsy Rogers and Susan Christin were the recipients of the Charles Loring Brace and the Sister Irene Fitzibbons Awards. These ladies, who were the keynote speakers, helped descendants of Orphan Train Riders find their ancestors with DNA research.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
Hill family members gather around the statue honoring Charles and James Hill. This statue, number 52, is in front of the City Offices in Jamestown.
Photo by Lori Halfhide | National Orphan Train Complex
