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The Chalmers Motor Company has faded from the memory of most, but it remains an important piece of American automotive history to this day.

In 1905, the Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway built a feeder line from upper Blithedale Canyon to the North Shore Railroad Depot in downtown Mill Valley. This not only served residents’ local needs but also connected them with the North Shore Railroad trains that ran south to Sausalito, where riders could connect with the ferry to […]

Historian Robert L. Rampton will rev up the lecture

With foliage season descending, we can expect to read lots of reports from travel writers. It’s nothing new. Journalists gushed over the Berkshires a century ago in describing their automotive

Car aficionados from near and far gathered at the Buffalo Transportation Pierce-Arrow Museum in Buffalo on July 24, kicking off Thomas Flyer Week.

In 1908, the Thomas Flyer, built and driven by Buffalonians, won an around-the-world automobile race. Now you can see it for yourself.

100 Years Ago: 1922 Harry M. Jones, a well-known Maine aviator has, according to the Portland paper, entered into an agreement with the Ricker Hotel

Reno is a moderate-sized city found in the western portion of the US State of Nevada along the Nevada-California border.

Farther inshore the wahoo and tuna bite is still consistent within a few mahi mixed in. Saturday looks to be a bit rough as of now so if you’re going to venture out this weekend make sure to look at the marine forecast.

Stanely Ketchel either agreed to an authentic finish or betrayed Jack Johnson halfway through their swindle. Carlos Acevedo tells the story