VanderbiltCupRaces.com Highlights and Blog Archives for November 2013
Highlights and a summary of the posts placed on VanderbiltCupRaces.com during November 2013.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
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November 2013 Summary
VanderbiltCupRaces.com attained 5,750 unique viewers in November 2013, representing an average daily viewership of 185. Through the first eleven months of 2013, a total of 87,586 unique viewers have visited the website, a daily average of 261 and a 10% increase over prior year.
Thanks for stopping by!
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
Current Search Engine Rankings
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Blog Archives: November
Vanderbilt Cup Races
Cousins of Drivers Montague and Mortimer Roberts Reunited With the Help of VanderbiltCupRaces.com
The Garden City Hotel- Headquarters for the Vanderbilt Cup Race Commission
Mystery Foto #43 Solved: Szisz in the #10 Renault Preparing for the 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race
The Demon of the Sky Versus The Daredevils of the Earth
Three Legendary Racers at the Henry Ford Museum
“Old 16” Tin Art and the Unique Automobiles of the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series #41: The Bloomingdale Road Bridge in Hempstead Plains
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series #40: Jerusalem Avenue Bridge in the Hempstead Plains
Garden City Patch “Renewed Interest in the Vanderbilt Parkway”
Mystery Foto #42 Solved: Glen Oaks, Queens in September 1947
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Chrysler's Chrysler
Chrysler’s Chrysler Chronicle VI: Heading to the “Finish Line”
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Films and Videos
Video of the Week: The First Self-Propelled Vehicle: The 1769 Fardier du Cugnot
Video of the Week: The Only Surviving Adams-Farwell Automobile
Mystery Foto #41 Solved: Laurel & Hardy’s 1922 Ford Model T
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Mystery Fotos
Mystery Foto #43 Solved: Szisz in the #10 Renault Preparing for the 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race
Mystery Foto #42 Solved: Glen Oaks, Queens in September 1947
Mystery Foto #41 Solved: Laurel & Hardy’s 1922 Ford Model T
Mystery Foto #40 Solved:The Von Osterman Family House in Lake Ronkonkoma in 1910
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VanderbiltCupRaces.com Highlights & Other Fun Posts
Archives: Monthly VanderbiltCupRaces.com Highlights (2008-2013)
Arcadia Publishing Announces the Availability of the Book “North Hempstead” In January 2014
Comments
From Doug C:
I had stumbled upon your site while doing some historical searches on Long Island. Your site is a wealth of knowledge. The time and effort put into it really shows. I can spend weeks playing around with this. I’ll be sure to order your book as well. My love for Long Island history has taken me in may different directions but since Ronkonkoma was where I grew up, I always seem to go back to researching there. Through your site, I found that Petit Trianon and some other sites were in areas I had frequented when I was younger. Your research inspires me to dig deeper now. When I retire, I was considering giving lectures on Indians indigenous to the Island. I’m not sure how many people would be interested but I’d love to share the knowledge.
Many thanks,
Doug