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Dec 03 2010
Archives: Long Island Motor Parkway- Lake Ronkonkoma
Links to posts related to the Lake Ronkonkoma section of the Long Island Motor Parkway (Updated: August 8, 2011): (0 comments)
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Dec 02 2010
Book “Long Island Motor Parkway” Reviewed in Hemmings Classic Car
James Donnelly of Senior Editor of Hemmings Classic Car informed me today that he had previously reviewed one of my favorite books "The Long Island Motor Parkway". Here's the review: (2 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: Long Island Motor Parkway Films and Videos
Links to films and videos on the Long Island Motor Parkway (Updated: August 2, 2011): (0 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: Long Island Motor Parkway-Garden City
Links to posts related to the Long Island Motor Parkway in Garden City (Updated: July 1, 2011): (0 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: Drennan Collection
Links related to images from the Drennan Collection (Updated: September 12, 2011): (1 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: Images from the Nassau County Division of Museum Services
Links to posts related to the Nassau County Division of Museum Services: (0 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: 1908 Course
Links to related posts on the 1908 Course on VanderbiltCupRaces.com (Updated: October 31, 2011): (1 comments)
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Dec 01 2010
Archives: Cablevision’s Neighborhood Journal Film Series: Vanderbilt Cup Races
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Nov 30 2010
Another Monthly Record for Viewership & November 2010 Highlights
Setting a viewership record for the fourth consecutive month, VanderbiltCupRaces.com's unique visitors in November totaled 5,295 with a 22,895 pageviews. The daily unique visitor average of 171 represented an 86% increase over November 2010. For the first 11 months of 2010, a total of 46,238 unique viewers have visited the website, a daily average of 138 and a 61% increase over 2009. Thanks for stopping by! (0 comments)
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Nov 29 2010
Article “Rickenbacker-King Of the Dirt Track” by Damon Runyon and Walter Kiernan
In 1942, World War I "Ace of Aces" and veteran race car driver Eddie Rickenbacker was appointed by Secretary of War Henry Stimson to inspect air bases. During a late 1942 tour of bases in the Pacific, the B-17 Rickenbacker was flying in ran out of fuel. The crew ditched the plane in the ocean, but in the confusion forgot the emergency rations. The eight men then spent 22 days on three rafts without food or water and were finally discovered by a Navy patrol plane. (2 comments)
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