Thomas the Tank Engine July 19, 2005
Thomas the Tank Engine celebrated another popular weekend in Baldwin City as nearly 8,500 people rode the train and enjoyed the various activities at the depot. Photos taken July 8, 9 and 10, 2005.
Braulio Sierra, 3 years old, watches Thomas the Tank Engine Saturday afternoon at The Day Out With Thomas 2005. Sierra came to visit Thomas from the Kansas City area.
Baker University professor John Richards, left, works on making a sno-cone Saturday afternoon.
Baldwin High School teacher Kit Harris helps a young boy onto the inflatable slide Friday afternoon.
Jennifer Kubin of Baldwin City, right, assists her daughter Malia Kubin, 2 years old, and her nephew Quentin Kubin, 3 years old, with the building blocks. Quentin Kubin was visiting from Idaho.
Cole French, right, 4 years old, and Logan Ferrari, middle, 6 years old, enjoy the inflatable slide Friday. French was visiting from Smithville, Mo. and Ferrari came from Belton, Mo. Baldwin High School student Josiah Mason works the slide.
Casey Uffelman, 3 years old, waves along with Sir Topham Hatt Friday morning at The Day Out With Thomas 2005. Uffelmann was visiting from Overland Park.
Trevor Walters, 6 years old, reads a Thomas the Tank Engine book Saturday afternoon in the merchandise tent. Walters was visiting from Overland Park.
Recent Baldwin High School graduate Lindsey Hitchcock, right, helps Greenlee Rigby down the inflatable slide Saturday afternoon. Rigby is 2 1/2 years old and was visiting from Kirksville, Mo. Hitchcock volunteered as part of the BHS wrestling team, since she was one of its managers last winter.
Many young boys play with one of the toy trains at The Day Out With Thomas 2005 on Friday morning. The tent with the trains was busy throughout the weekend as children could watch and play with several trains.
Alexander Martin, 4 years old, takes a turn going down the inflatable slide Friday morning. Martin was visiting from Eudora.
Chandler Fienhage, 3 years old, takes a photo with Sir Topham Hatt Friday morning. Fienhage was visiting from Topeka.
Baldwin High School teacher Gayle Dempsey, left, applies a temporary tattoo to Brett Kulp, 4 years old, from Leonardville.
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