Live History Days brings visitors to Miracle of America Museum
Gil Mangels drives a Desert Storm era truck with tank treads and a load of new recruits at Live History Days. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)
Engineer Zach Wild, great grandson of Miracle of America CEO Gil Mangels , takes the Empire Builder and a load of kids on a ride during Live History Days. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)
A group of kids at Live History Days get a ride on the barrel train, always a popular attraction because each kid gets a bell to ring. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)
Evan Cashler pilots a robot around the Miracle of America Museum during Live History days. The robot's cooler is full of water for folks to buy. (Berl Tiskus/Leader)
The Empire Builder, its Omaha Orange and Pullman Green paint job gleaming in the morning sun, flew down the tracks and leaned into the curves with engineer Zach Wild keeping it running smooth. Okay, so it was a smaller replica of the Empire Builder, but Wild had cars full of happy little kids on board. ...
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