INRD Santa Train in Bloomfield
Monday, December 5, 2016
By Kelly Slaven Staff Writer
The Indiana Rail Road Company (INRD) operated the Santa Train for the 27th consecutive Christmas season this year, making stops in Southern Indiana and Eastern Illinois. The Santa Train came to Bloomfield on Saturday, Dec. 3 at 11 a.m. This year, a free ticket was required to step aboard the train and visit Santa and Mrs. Claus in order to keep the train on schedule. The Santa Train made several stops in Greene County on Saturday including in Linton, Solsberry, Jasonville and Dugger.
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The INRD Santa Train made several stops in Greene County on Saturday, Dec. 3., beginning in Solsberry and ending in Jasonville.
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Santa Claus arrived in Bloomfield on the INRD Santa Train at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3.
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The excited crowd began waving to Santa Claus as soon as the Santa Train was visible on Seminary Street in Bloomfield.
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Children try to get a better look as the Santa Train arrives on Seminary Street in Bloomfield on Dec. 3.
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Children began boarding the Santa Train to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus in Bloomfield.
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The line to see Santa on the Santa Train stretched back to the Fire Station in Bloomfield on Saturday, Dec. 3.
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A gingerbread cookie entertains Wyatt and Noah Olsen, who were the first in line for the Santa Train in Bloomfield.
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In addition to the festively decorated train and the presence of Santa and Mrs. Claus, a full cast of costumed characters was brought to life by INRD employees, volunteers and their families and friends.
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Children in line to see Santa Claus were entertained by various costumed characters such as the Grinch and a reindeer.
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Wyatt and Noah Olsen were first in line to see Santa Claus aboard the Indiana Rail Road Company's Santa Train in Bloomfield on Saturday, Dec. 3. They sported homemade 'Minion' hats and matching mittens.
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