My Christmas Soldier Premiere at Southeastern Railway Museum

DULUTH, GA (November 6, 2006) - The Southeastern Railway Museum will be hosting a premiere viewing of a newly released movie titled "My Christmas Soldier". Based upon a true story, a small Georgia town struggles with the rationing and sacrifices of America at war. Christmas is no exception as 11-year old Gordy and his sister Priscilla sense a fear in the train station where they await their father's homecoming. Propoganda posters and tense adult talk drive home the evil of the enemy.

   When a train loaded with German POW's arrives in the station, Gordy's curiosity is stronger than his fear. He dares to approach the prison train and makes contact with a young German soilder names Hans. Through the courage to trust and the song Silent Night, friends and foes learn the true meaning of Peace on Earth, Goodwill Towards Men, and hearts are forever changed". Based on true events.

   This film was partially filmed at the Southeastern Railway Museum. Public premiere showing are on November 17th at 7:00 pm and 8:00 pm. It is free to the public Donations for the museum will be appreciated. Dvd's will be available after each viewing.

   Southeastern Railway Museum, 3595 Peachtree Road, Duluth. Located off Buford Highway ¼ mile North of Pleasant Hill Rd