Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1966
Caption:
What's With The Smile?: All smiles is Donald A. Drew of 19130 W. North Territorial, builder, owner and operator of a miniature railroad on his property in Lyndon Township. The reason for the happy face can be found below.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1966
Caption:
Happiness Is A Train In Operation: Donald A. Drew is back in the railroad business again after vandals dumped his tender into the pond on his property and tipped over his locomotive in addition to damaging it. His son Richard helped him get the train into operating condition again. Friends from Saline Baptist Church and relatives were on hand to see the train run again. They were treated to a ride on the half-mile-long miniature railroad that winds over his land.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 6, 1966
Caption:
In The Wake Of Vandals: The teen-agers who prowled through the D. A. Drew farm this week shoved this "Lake Shore & Lyndon Central" tender into the waters of a small lake near the miniature railroad's depot. It is planned by sheriff's deputies to order the youths responsible into Juvenile Court to answer to the vandalism.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 6, 1966
Caption:
Tiny Coaches And Depot By The Lake: These two 10-passenger coaches parked near the depot on the D. A. Drew farm in Lyndon Township were scheduled to go into service tomorrow, but vandalism has delayed the opening of the small railroad. A four-acre lake, some of it seen in the background, is to provide a picturesque setting for passengers riding the rails.