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- Employees Joan Knamiller and Kenneth Schwartz in Costume at Old Car Festival, Greenfield Village, 1951 - Greenfield Village hosted its first annual Old Car Festival on September 8, 1951, when 88 vintage automobiles gathered for a three-hour show. That inaugural event included familiar elements like drivers and passengers in period clothing, a pass-in-review program, and high-wheel bicycles mixed in with the cars. Today, Old Car Festival remains the longest-running antique auto show in the United States.

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Employees Joan Knamiller and Kenneth Schwartz in Costume at Old Car Festival, Greenfield Village, 1951
Greenfield Village hosted its first annual Old Car Festival on September 8, 1951, when 88 vintage automobiles gathered for a three-hour show. That inaugural event included familiar elements like drivers and passengers in period clothing, a pass-in-review program, and high-wheel bicycles mixed in with the cars. Today, Old Car Festival remains the longest-running antique auto show in the United States.