Vandals Hit Niagara Railway Museum

Tuesday, 8 October 2019 05:58

By Marie Cassidy

It's another act of vandalism at Niagara Railway Museum in Fort Erie. Damage was done in the yard over the weekend, and the museum is now facing a safety issue.

Founder Ken Jones took to social media saying the museum will now need the funds and manpower to fix the issue.
He says while it's only about $300 in lumber, it's another unnecessary project for the charitable organization that relies on donations.
If you would like to donate materials, the museum will pick them up.
Online donations can also be made here.

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