Attached is a seldom-seen action photograph of an unidentified car and driver smashing into the crowd-control fencing at the Vanderbilt Cup Races held in Santa Monica, California during the summer of 1914. The unstoppable juggernaut was cruising at sixty-miles miles per hour.
Facts about American car ownership in the 1920s can be read here…
Click here to read about the historic trans-Atlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh.
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