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SHELTON - Shelton Historical Society will hold its annual Vintage Vehicles Antique & Classic Car Show June 19 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at its Shelton History Center complex, 70 Ripton Road.
This unique car show has become a tradition to enjoy with dads and grandfathers on Father’s Day.
Visitors admire cars they remember from decades past, from the earliest Model Ts to 1970s' and 80s' high performance muscle cars.
Owners of these automobiles generously share their expertise and stories with spectators as they stroll the shaded grounds with historic buildings as the backdrop.
Past shows have included everything from tractors to motorcycles to fire trucks.
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Visitors may vote for their favorites, view inside the historic structures, and purchase specialties from the grill and other refreshments for breakfast or lunch.
Admission is $1 for dads, $5/adult and $10 for a family of four.
Owners of antique and classic vehicles of all kinds may register to participate in this special event as they enter the property the day of the show. Each entry is $15 and there is no year limit for the cars.
Proceeds will benefit the programs of the Shelton Historical Society, which includes many family and adult learning opportunities each year along with enrichment programs for students in several grades.
The non-profit organization’s mission is to “preserve elements of the community’s history in order to create connections between Shelton’s past, present, and future generations through education, maintaining a museum with its collections, and providing a voice in the community regarding matters of historical significance.”
Six historic structures, several of which will be open for viewing or tours during the show, comprise the Shelton History Center and serve as a museum of the community’s history.
For more information about the Vintage Vehicles show or the Shelton Historical Society, call 203-925-1803, follow Shelton History Center on Facebook and Instagram, or visit www.sheltonhistory.org.
This is a press release from the Shelton Historical Society.