Thanks to Auburn University, we will be able to host presentations on the history of the PRR and modeling the PRR by experienced speakers. 

     There is no registration fee, but you will need to register in advance, since participation will be limited to 300. Registration is open now; go to 

https://auburn.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUodeqsqTkjGNH5LMznLPfVqTrdrvt6Xt13

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Virtual PRR Day. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society has created this virtual PRR day to celebrate the Pennsylvania Railroad. auburn.zoom.us

     In order to have a virtual meeting of a very large group, we ask everyone to abide by the following ground rules: 

1. No oral interruptions during the 40-minute presentations. 
2. A 10-minite question-answer time is reserved after each presentation.  
3. Type your questions to the chat window, which is enabled by a button at the bottom of the screen. For each presentation, a host will monitor the chat window and present questions to the speaker in the order received. 
4. Please remain in ‘mute’ mode throughout. The microphones on devices are adept at picking up background noise which will hinder the presentation’s audibility. The mute button is typically in the lower left of the screen. 
5. Please do not share the zoom information with anyone after registering. 
   
        The schedule of presentations is below.  All times are for the Eastern Time Zone (USA). 

    For those presentations where the presenter is willing to be recorded, we are exploring ways to make the recordings viewable after November 7. 

    If you are new to zoom, we will schedule a chance for you to test your access a few days before November 7.  

This meeting has been organized by a group of PRRT&HS folks: Ralph Weischedel (chair), Joe Acri, John Frantz, Tim Garner, and me.