Wheels Through Time to Lead Nation's First July 4th Parade!

Wheels Through Time to Lead Nation's First 4th of July Parade This coming Saturday, July 4, the Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley, NC will be heading to Gatlinburg, TN to participate in a momentous event celebrating the birth of our great nation over 230 years ago.

For the thirty-fourth year in a row, Gatlinburg will kick off America's Independence Day celebrations with the nation's first 4th of July parade. The festivities, which begin at 12:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 4, and annually draws in excess of 100,000 spectators, will bring the city's streets to life as pre-parade entertainers and over 100 parade entries prepare to show their patriotism in a 1-mile procession down the Galinburg parkway parade route.

Wheels Through Time
Special Openings - July 2009

Saturday-Sunday, July 11-12
9a.m.-5p.m.

Visit America's premier collection of rare and significant American motorcycles for a special weekend opening this June 13-15. With countless new machines at the museum this year, the staff at WTT will be giving regular demonstrations and exhibitions of several rare machines unseen since the their glory days during decades gone by. Demonstrations will include a 1936 H-D Experimental flathead, WTT's 1930 Land Speed Record Holder, and several other survivors from the glory days of the American Motorcycle.

Friday-Sunday, July 24-26
9a.m.-5p.m.

Come see "The Museum That Runs" when the Motorcycle Mama's stop by Wheels Through Time for a weekend ride-in. Tour the museum with new and returning faces alike for this special weekend opening. Many new machines will be on display and demonstrations will be held regularly throughout the day.

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Wheels Through Time Presents
"MotorCops"
A 100 Year Love Affair
Between Police and Motorcycling

The Wheels Through Time American Transportation Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina has openned its newest exhibit at its Smoky Mountain location highlighting the history of motorcycle police in America. The museum, which houses the world’s premier collection of rare and historic American motorcycles and unique automobiles, openned the 60-day exhibit, Motorcops: A 100 Year Love Affair Between Police and the Motorcycle, on September 26, 2008.

Motorcops will tell the story of the long-lasting relationship between law enforcement and the motorcycle. From the first official police motorcycle patrol in 1911 to the operation of over 3400 motorcycle law enforcement units today, the rich and colorful history of police and motorcycles remains as strong as ever.