[AaronHorrocks]

I uploaded all the photos to the 1919A4 Forums!

http://www.1919a4.com/forums/album.php?albumid=6

Unfortunetly I uploaded them in the order I took them, and this album software put them in backwards!

So you're seeing the photos in the reverse order I took them.

 

[Lucky#13]

I just went to the last pic on page two, and clicked through them by hitting the "previous" image link. Nice stuff, Aaron!

 

[Colorado1919]

Great pictures. Would you mind if I asked the location of the Museum?

 

[FTB1-SS]

Thanks for the pics

 

[AaronHorrocks]

It's in Odgen, Utah. It's on the 2nd floor of a Train Museum called "Union Station".
http://theunionstation.org/

It's a little odd. You have to go into the gift shop to buy a "ticket" which is a gold sticker you put on your clothing. The shop keep gave us a little map and told us where everything is;
"...and the gun museum is up these stairs on the 2nd floor."

"Gun Museum?"

"Yes."

"You mean the Browning Museum?"

"Huh?"

"The John Browning Museum?"

"If you mean the one with all the guns? Yes, That's it."

 

[Leggers]

wow, very cool

 

[blake's guns]

I'd love to have a reprint of JMB examining that 1917!

 

[Colorado1919]

It's in Odgen, Utah. It's on the 2nd floor of a Train Museum called "Union Station".
http://theunionstation.org/

Thanks I liked the pics and would like to see the place. It's just that you had me confused the pics said your trip to Colorado and I don't remember any Browning museum in this state.