Antique cars and clothing, free museum admission at Seiberling Mansion, Elliott House

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The Howard County Historical Society invites you to come enjoy Mr. Kingston’s Auto Exhibition on the lawn of the Seiberling Mansion Sat., July 27, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

Check out a wide variety of historic cars built before 1950, including a 1902 Haynes Apperson Runabout from right here in Kokomo. Decorate and race derby cars.  Admission to the Seiberling Mansion is free during the event.

• Purchase refreshments from Scout Troop 619. Everything is $1!
• Bring your own derby car or use one of the society’s to race on a track provided by Cub Scout Pack 3527.
• Try your hand at identifying some curious automotive objects from the Historical Society’s collection.
• Get your picture taken with “Mr. and Mrs. Kingston.”
• Watch a team assemble and disassemble a Model T in record time.
• Watch Mayor Tyler Moore race derby cars against local hero Tom Tolen at noon.
• Check out a vintage clothing display, an Electricar display, a Kokomo motorcycle, and so much more!

This event is generously sponsored by the Pioneer Auto Club, Button and McGonigal Chariot Automotive Group, Erik’s Chevrolet, Engineered Conveyors Inc, and Charley’s Philly Steaks.

For more information call 765-452-4314 or visit www.howardcountymuseum.org.

See additional photos from Mr. Kingston’s Auto Exhibition on the Kokomo Lantern’s Facebook page or group.