Introduction
Eight Model A's drove onto the Virginia Turnpike at a few minutes past 9 am and parked near the gate next to Kneebone Cemetery. This cheerful group toured the Bridgeport area until 11 am and then continued on for lunch.
Some Model A's
Some of the Model A's parked on the old Virginia Turnpike near the cemetery
Denia Pearson
Park volunteer Denia Pearson proudly displayed her Model A as a member of the club.
A Photographer
I wasn't the only one photographing the proceedings.
Club Members
Club members gathered first at Kneebone Cemetery, where volunteer George Case passed out information packets and told of the Kneebone family buried there.
See Kneebone Cemetery under Visitor Information on the main menu.
Kneebone Cemetery
The Kneebone Cemetery is privately owned and still cared for by Kneebone descendents.
A Ride to the Barn
Then the cars drove to the barn. I was lucky enough to get a ride and take this shot.
Photo Shoot
With only eight cars, they were able to line up at the barn for a photo shoot.
Beautiful Cars
All eight cars were beautiful.
Group Photo
Group photo taken from Pleasant Valley Road
The Car Owners
Owners stood in front of their cars.
George Case
George Case tells about the Historic Barn.
See Barn under About the Park on the main menu.
Near the Barn
Another view of club members near the entrance to the barn.
Inside the Barn
Inside the barn another volunteer describes the 11 horse-drawn wagons.