The Top 30 VanderbiltCupRaces Posts of 2020
To celebrate a much happier and healthier New Year, here is my list of the 30 top posts for 2020! A shout-out to Art Kleiner for his assistance this year.
I wish you and your families happiness and heath in 2021!
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
VanderbiltCupRaces.com/Howard Kroplick
Interactive 1924 Aerial Survey of New York City and the Motor Parkway in Queens & Lake Success
Vanderbilt Cup Races
Video: Take a Ride in the Alco Black Beast for the 2020 Nassau County Memorial Day Parade
An Inside Look at William K. Vanderbilt Jr.‘s Alva Base on Fisher Island in Florida
Mystery Foto #50 Solved: William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. on the Long Island Motor Parkway
Helck Family Collection: A Gift to George Robertson from Peter Helck
Greg O’s Discovery #1: The McCamish Family Collection of Motor Parkway Photos: Meadow Brook Lodge
The Motor Parkway Billboard on Horace Harding Boulevard in 1934
Mystery Foto #40 Solved: A Historic 1938 Ground-Level View of the Western Terminus in Fresh Meadows
Greg O’s Discovery: Then & Now- The Hidden Section Of the Motor Parkway in Cunningham Park, Queens
Kleiner’s Korner: Long Island Aviation and the Vanderbilt Cup Races
Kleiner’s Korner: The Motor Parkway and the Bellmore Bank Robbery
Tucker
Tucker 1044 Honored with Best in Class and Billy Gardell Trophies at Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance
Tucker Discovery: Original Tucker Ash Tray Sets from Their Manufacturer and Their Tooling Molds
Classic Drive TV: The Tuckers and Rob Ida on Restoring Tucker 1044
Henry Austin Clark, Jr.
Film of the Week: 1960 Antique Automobile Rally to The Museum of The City of New York
Film of the Week: Henry Austin Clark, Jr Being Interviewed on Automotive Technology in 1968
Seaplanes
Beutenmuller Family Collection #1: Searching for the Port Washington Seaplane Terminals
Newsday: Soaring Success In 1939, Port Washington’s Place in Aviation History Took Off
Comments
Great photos Howard throughout the year
And great information about everything
Keep up the good work
Yes, another great year of Long Island History! I know Art is very humble, but his role here is much appreciated.