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June Is RV Camping Month in Florida
A resolution declaring June as Recreational Vehicle and Camping Month was recently signed by Gov. Charlie Crist and the Florida Cabinet. The proclamation is in conjunction with the national RV… Continue reading June Is RV Camping Month in Florida
1927 Motor Coach, Flordellen
In 1927 Leonard S. Whittier, of Elmira, New York, had a custom built recreation vehicle, long before it became part of the American way of life. The traveling home was… Continue reading 1927 Motor Coach, Flordellen
100 Years of RVing
Braden Castle Park Site 3 Rental
The Board of Directors is once allowing Jeri and I to handle the initial rental of site three at Braden Castle Park, Bradenton, Florida. The park was founded in 1924… Continue reading Braden Castle Park Site 3 Rental
“SILVER AVIONS AND CAYOS” by Robert J. Muncy
Bob Muncy has completed the book “Silver Avions and Cayos” and it can be ordered by phoning (828) 963-6487. Below is some information about the book’s content and the writing… Continue reading “SILVER AVIONS AND CAYOS” by Robert J. Muncy
RV Museum in Elkhart, Indiana
http://www.rvmhhalloffame.org/ If you have not been to the RV Museum in Elkhart, Indiana, you can take a tour by clicking on the link above and then on the tour button… Continue reading RV Museum in Elkhart, Indiana
TCT Hall of Fame new member – David Thornberg
David and Janice Thornburg was inducted in to the TCT Hall of Fame at the Annual Gathering. Terry added a brief bio and note from David to our Hall of… Continue reading TCT Hall of Fame new member – David Thornberg
Christopher C. Deam: Restyling the classic Airstream trailer
In this low-key, image-packed talk from 2002, designer Christopher C. Deam talks about his makeover of an American classic: the Airstream travel trailer.
Tin Can Tourists Meet in Sandusky
From August 3 to 17, 1936, the Tin Can Tourists of America had their summer convention at the Erie County Fairgrounds in Sandusky, Ohio. Over 1,500 members traveled with their… Continue reading Tin Can Tourists Meet in Sandusky