From Hell Gate to Portland : the story of the race across the American continent in Oldsmobile runabouts told by the men who rode and the man who looked on.
"On May 8, the start was made from New York City, Dwight B. Huss driving "Old Scout" and accompanied by Milford Wigle, of Detroit, while Percy F. Megargel, driving "Old Steady" was accompanied by Barton Stanchfield, of Lansing, Mich."--Foreword. "... race first proposed by James W. Abbott ... The route to be traveled was laid out under his direction and advice, and starting with the racers at New York, Mr. Abbott followed them from point to point by train"--P. 5.
Contents:
How the man who watched viewed it -- How Huss tells it -- As Megargel tells it.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)56672797
Locations:
F3OX522 -- State Historical Society of Iowa Library (Iowa City)
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.