In celebration of the Lititz Public Library's 25th anniversary at its Kissel Hill location, railway modeler Russ Hogg has created a model of the library. The display may be viewed throughout June during the library's normal operating hours. The library is located at 651 Kissel Hill Road.

Hogg's modeling interests started as a child, and he has taken part in the activity ever since. He is a member of the International Plastic Modelers Society/Armor Modeling and Preservation Society and has participated in many modeling competitions across the East Coast, winning medals along the way. He is now certified as a judge for competitions.

The idea for the library model came from Lavon Stauffer, one of the model train enthusiasts who displays his trains during the Holiday Happenings event at the library. Stauffer's display includes a city module that was created by Hogg and recalls Hogg's Philadelphia years. Hogg's work can also be seen at the Lititz American Legion, where his World War II dioramas are on display.

To create the library model, Hogg worked from library blueprints and used a variety of materials, including Styrofoam, wood, plastic, paper, and cardboard. He donated the time and materials for the project. Eventually the miniature library will become a part of the model train display that is in the library's community room during Holiday Happenings.