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- Lyn St. James Racing Team Cap, circa 1993 - Lyn St. James competed in the Indianapolis 500 seven times from 1992 through 2000. In 1993, she drove the #90 Ford-Cosworth powered Lola for Dick Simon Racing, with major sponsorship from J.C. Penney. St. James qualified with a speed of 218.040 mph. During the race, gearbox trouble ended her run after 176 laps.
- circa 1993
- Collections - Artifact
Lyn St. James Racing Team Cap, circa 1993
Lyn St. James competed in the Indianapolis 500 seven times from 1992 through 2000. In 1993, she drove the #90 Ford-Cosworth powered Lola for Dick Simon Racing, with major sponsorship from J.C. Penney. St. James qualified with a speed of 218.040 mph. During the race, gearbox trouble ended her run after 176 laps.
- University of Michigan Rose Bowl Sweatshirt, 1990 - The Rose Bowl, first played in 1902, established the postseason college football bowl game tradition. In keeping with its original billing as a match between teams representing the Eastern and Western United States, the 1990 Rose Bowl pitted the Michigan Wolverines against the USC Trojans in a rematch of the 1989 game. The Trojans won 17-10, disappointing Wolverines fans hoping for a repeat victory.
- January 01, 1990
- Collections - Artifact
University of Michigan Rose Bowl Sweatshirt, 1990
The Rose Bowl, first played in 1902, established the postseason college football bowl game tradition. In keeping with its original billing as a match between teams representing the Eastern and Western United States, the 1990 Rose Bowl pitted the Michigan Wolverines against the USC Trojans in a rematch of the 1989 game. The Trojans won 17-10, disappointing Wolverines fans hoping for a repeat victory.
- Children's Safety Village, Tampa, Florida, 1966 - Tampa's "Safety Village" was a unique experiment in preventive safety for children. Long before they were old enough to ask for the keys to the family car, these children practiced traffic safety by driving small electric-powered cars on child-sized streets. Hopefully, they would remember these lessons a few years later, as teens at the wheel of their own cars.
- July 01, 1966
- Collections - Artifact
Children's Safety Village, Tampa, Florida, 1966
Tampa's "Safety Village" was a unique experiment in preventive safety for children. Long before they were old enough to ask for the keys to the family car, these children practiced traffic safety by driving small electric-powered cars on child-sized streets. Hopefully, they would remember these lessons a few years later, as teens at the wheel of their own cars.
- Interior View of Ayres Diner, Tampa, Florida, 1946-1950 -
- 1946-1950
- Collections - Artifact
Interior View of Ayres Diner, Tampa, Florida, 1946-1950