Wheels Through Time Museum Brochure 2006 - Maggie Valley NC Motorcycle Museum

This document is a tri-fold promotional brochure for the Wheels Through Time Museum ("The Museum That Runs") in Maggie Valley, North Carolina — a motorcycle and transportation history museum. It announces a photographic exhibit opening in spring 2006 titled "The Girls: Women in Motorcycling History, 1905–1955," describing the role of women riders in early motorcycling, when they represented only one to two percent of the motorcycle market compared to ten to twelve percent at the time of publication. The brochure notes that the museum accommodates group tours for schools and civic groups interested in the evolution of the motorcycle and its historical impact. Location details are provided: the museum sits on Highway 19 in Maggie Valley, Western North Carolina, minutes off Interstate 40 or the Blue Ridge Parkway and 30 minutes west of Asheville, near attractions such as Gatlinburg, Deal's Gap (The Dragon's Tail), and the Biltmore Estate. GPS coordinates are given in both formats (353048N/0830422W and 35.51333/−83.07278), along with full contact information: 62 Vintage Lane, Box 790, Maggie Valley, NC 28751, phone 828-926-6266, and website www.wheelsthroughtime.com. Imagery includes vintage board-track racer artwork, a 1936 "HarleyGirl" poster, and photos of the museum building and antique motorcycles. This is not a vehicle service or wiring document.