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Brockway Trucks Photo Wins Grand Prize in Photography Contest

The finger lakes, located in central upstate New York, is an area which surrounds 11 glacial lakes. Commonly known their vineyards, the finger lakes region is a popular vacation area. Life in the Fingerlakes is quarterly magazine that promotes the region and focuses on local events and happenings. In 2001, Life in the Fingerlakes started an annual photography contest and this past year featured their 8th Annual contest.

1973 527 Covington Fire Company Ladder Truck

The Brockway Museum Board of Directors would like to thank the Covington Fire Company for the gracious donation of their 1973 Model 527 ladder truck. This truck is one of the first donations the museum has received and the truck was presented at the 10th Annual Brockway Truck Show this past August.

10th Annual Brockway Truck Show A Huge Success!

Well it's hard to believe but our 10th Annual Brockway Show has come and gone!  These shows take almost a full year to plan and without everyone's help and participation it would not be the huge success that it was.  This year we had 105 pre-registered trucks with an additional 30 trucks registering at the door, for a grand total of 135, our highest number to date!!!  As usual main street was full of a number of familiar trucks as well as number of fresh trucks.  Walking down Main Street with Brockway's lined on both sides was like waking up on Christmas morning!!!

Donated 1947 146W to be Auctioned on August 7th!

We have just received word that a Brockway is being donated to the museum.  The truck will be featured at the Friday night auction and proceeds from it's sale will be donated to the museum. The truck is a 1947 146W-30-34393 and has the 40B flathead Continental 6 cylinder engine with a 5 speed Fuller transmission and a 2 speed Eaton rear.

Diamond Someday Bluegrass Band Evening Performance

Diamond Someday Bluegrass Band

Aug 8th, 2009 at 6:30pm

We are pleased to announce that the Diamond Someday Bluegrass Band will be giving a special evening performance during the Chicken Barbeque at the Brockway Museum on Saturday, August 8. They will be on stage at 6:30pm.

10th Annual National Brockway Truck Show

Aug 8th, 2009 at 9:00am -
Aug 8th, 2009 at 8:00pm

It's hard to believe, but it was 10 years ago that we had the first annual Brockway Truck Show! So you'll want to mark your calendar to attend the 10th Annual National Brockway Truck Show. If you have any interest in Brockway's at all, and can only attend one show, this is the one. You will not be disappointed!

The 10th Annual Show will be held on August 8 and 9 this year. This year we made a few changes, so please check out the updated schedule below:

The show kicks off with a pre-show barbeque fundraiser which will be held on Friday night from 5 - 8 right at the Museum. This is a good chance have a great meal and check out the progress on the Museum. Please keep in mind the barbeque is prepay. All proceeds go to the Brockway National Museum Fund. Click here for more information.

John Potter's Pancakes Raised $3,256 for the Children's Room

John Potter Jr. ate 12 pancakes during the Pancake Eating Contest held at the 39th Annual Maple Festival in Marathon on Saturday, March 28.

John raised $3,256 for the Children's Room in the Brockway section of the Central New York Living History Center. That averages out to $271.00 per pancake. Darn good pancakes !!

Pancake Eating at Maple Festival to Support Museum Complex

John Potter Jr. is entering the Maple Festival Pancake Eating Contest for the Museum Complex on Saturday, March 28 in Marathon, NY. He is asking for pledges per pancake or a flat donation.

If you would like to support this project please mail you pledge or payment to HCCA, P.O. Box 162, Homer, NY, 13077 (check should be made out to HCCA). If you have any questions, you may call Shirley Randolph at (607) 423-6885.

9th Annual Brockway Truck Show Huge Success

The 9th Annual National Brockway Truck Show was a huge success! 103 pieces of Brockway history traveled the parade route to Main Street in Downtown Cortland, NY under the watchful care of the Cortland County Sheriff's Department and the Cortland City Police Department. Two live husky dogs owned by Frank Mitchell of Syracuse helped with the escort. The weather cooperated and gave us a most enjoyable day. The ever popular Brockway Exhibit by the Cortland County Historical Society was kept busy with hundreds of interested visitors.

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