Wagons in vintage Street scenes

At about $25, a used washing machine tub is a bit cheaper. Admittedly, it does have a bit less BLING! than the dub wheel fire pit........

 

And there just isn't that satisfying feeling one gets using the other "rings"

 

Gee whiz Wix, seeing those pics of the old home town blown up, and knowing those streets are almost as shown here in the mid sixties, one gets kind of homesick. Mind you, only for a second or two. What I want to do though is the Hwy 1 Roger's Pass treck again this summer, stop over in Banff, and maybe if I can determine where this pic was taken I'll see if I can replicate it.

 

AND you can do your laundry while you're cruising!

 

Barry, have you seen any magazines like this about Canada? Look at the history topics menus at the top!
http://www.americanheritage.com/

Inventions and Technology History?
http://www.americanheritage.com/inventionandtechnology/

Links to other American History sites (BOW = Best Of Web):
http://www.americanheritage.com/bow/

37 Road and Trail travel History sites:
http://www.americanheritage.com/bow/?page=listWebCategories&categoryID=75

and even by US state!
http://www.americanheritage.com/bow/?page=listWebCategories&categoryID=76

 

Nothing like that I've seen Norman. Well, other than books on the Monarchy............

 

Well this helped my national pride a bit:

The Canadian Transportation Museum
http://www.ctmhv.com/The_Museum/auto_museum.htm

And this helps the hobby even more:
http://www.ctmhv.com/Links/links.htm

There's only a mention about the Canadian Automotive Museum. I used to live down the street from where it still stands:
http://www.oshawa.ca/tourism/can_mus.asp