Changing Ownership
In 1996, Garden Railways was sold to Kalmbach Publishing Company in Wisconsin. Marc Horovitz remained as editor of the magazine while Barb Horovitz, the magazine's former Horticultural Editor, retired the following year. She was succeeded by Pat Hayward in 1997, who was subsequently succeeded by Nancy Norris in 2008. Rene Schweitzer, the magazine's production editor, joined the staff in 1998.
Under Kalmbach's ownership, the magazine has continued to grow and evolve, expanding greatly in both circulation and page count. Its authors come from all parts of the globe.
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