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The 2021 Battle for the Airfield WWII Re-Enactment at the American Heritage Museum is only 10 days away! Get ready for one of America's most well-known World War II re-enactment weekends! Two battles each day and a World War II veteran roundtable each day as well. Exciting for the whole family! fb.me/e/13OtF3g37
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It looks like it will be a FANTASTIC weekend for the Race of the Century this Saturday and Sunday! Follow the link below to purchase tickets online or pay at the gate by cash or credit card! $25 Adults, $20 Seniors / Veterans, $15 Children Under 12. WWII/Korean Vets and Children under 3 are Free. fb.me/e/1zNgDZbwa
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Getting ready for this year's Race of the Century! - September 11th & 12th! At the American Heritage Museum in MA. ![]()
www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/video-antique-cars-race
A Bicycling Suffragist vs. an Antique Car? Watch This Wacky Race.
www.nationalgeographic.com
The Race of the Century teaches the history of motorized cars by pitting them (and other vehicles) against each other.
Attention all good people! We are hosting an extraordinary transportation themed event here at the AHM called “Race of the Century” on September 11th and 12th. There will be horses, bicycles, transportation contraptions and automobiles of great variety participating in this exhibition. Do you have something special to add to the line up? We are looking for modes of transportation from the mid 1800’s to the 1930’s. Early steam or electric powered automobiles, early bicycles, and rare early automobiles would fit in perfectly. Interested in participating? Send a photo and brief description to Hunter Chaney: hchaney@collingsfoundation.org.
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