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WELCOME to the sixth annual Rolling Into Roanoke, hosted by Rolling Into Roanoke, Inc., a fundraiser for the town of Roanoke, the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum and the National Auto and Truck Museum (NATMUS) of Auburn, IN. This year’s theme is “That ’70s Car Show” featuring TV and movie cars plus one-owner classic cars... all wrapped up in a cool ’70s vibe.

Our new event kicks off the Rolling Into Roanoke weekend: Rock ’N’ Cars—a live concert/cruise-in is at Sweetwater campus! The Sweetwater All-Stars will rock, and registered VIP cars will be on display. Enjoy food trucks, beer and wine, and get your own Rolling Into Roanoke 16 ounce glass!

A big thank you to all the classic car owners and collectors. Your willingness to bring these fine machines to our event to be enjoyed by others is why we’re here today. Thanks, too, to the Roanoke Town Council; Phil Hibbert, Roanoke Superintendent; Major Sheaffer of CLJROTC, and all of our dedicated volunteers.

I can’t think of a better place to exhibit these wonderful works of automotive art than in our great community with its restored, preserved, and charming all-American Main Street corridor and city park. Experience our shops, eateries and small-town, family-friendly hospitality as you take in the cars and chat with their owners.

We thank you for coming, hope you enjoy the day, and we’re already looking forward to seeing you next year!

Rick FischerDeco IllusionsChairman, Rolling Into Roanoke

That ’70s Car Show

That Car Show

Rick Fischer, ChairmanTim Bland, Vice PresidentKelly Yeiter, SecretaryJim McDonald, Treasurer

Michael Barney Ty Bennett Doug ClarkMike Eikenberry Rex Harris, CPANathan Sheets

Steve Williams, AttorneyLucy Blakey, MarketingSteve Blakey, Marketing

ROLLING INTO ROANOKE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ROLLING INTO ROANOKE BENEFICIARIESThrough the Rolling Into Roanoke, Inc. 501c3, sponsors, participants, and enthusiasts provide the resources to offer the highest-quality automotive enthusiast event in Northern Indiana, and support community projects and not-for-profit organizations, including:

• Roanoke, IN, and Huntington County—the Roanoke Beautification Foundation, Roanoke Police Department and Volunteer Fire Department, Roanoke Lions Club, Roanoke Area Heritage Center, Roanoke American Legion Post 160, and Huntington County Disaster Team

• Fort Wayne, IN, and Allen County—Concordia Lutheran ROTC and Turnstone

• Auburn, IN, and DeKalb County—the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival, Northeast Indiana Racer’s Museum, and the National Auto and Truck Museum.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, START YOUR COLLECTIONS! The first in a series of six 16-ounce glasses with our new Rolling Into Roanoke logo starts this year. Those who registered cars online (and the first 100 day-of registrants) get them in their goody bags... and you can get them, too! Buy glasses at 1st & Main streets, in the park at the corner of the basketball court, Birdboy Brewing Co., Joseph Decuis or Roanoke Village Inn. Quantities are limited. Also available at Rock ‘N’ Cars. Rolling Into Roanoke 16 Oz. Glass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 each

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A one-of-a-kind history experience with an exhibit dedicated to Indiana’s automotive and racing heritage is coming to Hoosier communities across the state. We’re proud to present History on Wheels, a 53-foot double-expandable semi-trailer and state-of-the-art traveling exhibit that will visit festivals, fairs, schools and other special events.

“For decades, the Indiana Historical Society has dedicated resources to giving people a way to experience and enjoy Indiana history in their own communities,” says IHS President and CEO John A. Herbst. “History on Wheels allows us to expand on this critical part of our mission. It is the only traveling exhibit of its kind in the state – truly a new way to experience history.”

When it rolls into Indiana cities and towns, the custom trailer housing the exhibition Auto Indiana will expand to nearly 1,000 square feet of indoor space. Inside the mobile museum, guests will take a ride through the state’s far-reaching and personal connections to the auto industry.

The exhibit touches on the history of more than 100 Indiana automakers and manufacturers, such as Cord, Duesenberg and Studebaker. It also delves into the lives of Hoosier innovators and inventors, such as Carl Fisher, Elwood Haynes and Ralph Teetor.

In one section of the exhibit, guests of all ages can explore under the hood of a car modeled after a 1914 Marmon Touring Car. In addition, children can climb into the driver’s seat of a mini IndyCar and imagine what it would be like to cross the famed Yard of Bricks.

For information on booking History on Wheels for your festival or event, contact Mark McNees, coordinator, at (317) 234-2029.

OUR ONE-OF-A-KIND HISTORY EXPERIENCE HITS THE ROADHistory on Wheels brings Indiana history to Hoosiers across the state

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• Roots of the Auto Industry – Hoosiers were early automobile innovators and manufacturers. Using touch screen technology, kids and kids at heart will have a great time tinkering with the engine of one of Indiana’s earliest cars, the Marmon.

• Roadside Americana – As cars became more and more popular, the road system expanded and a wide variety of new businesses popped up all over the state. Visitors can lift-and-look into glove compartments through the ages and see objects related to auto history.

• Parts and Pieces, Modern Manufacturing – Hoosiers have adapted to the growing global automobile market with factories in Lafayette, Princeton and Greensburg, manufacturing Subaru, Toyota and Honda vehicles. An interactive map acts as a timeline for visitors to see the expansion of auto manufacturing from 1896 to the present.

• Racing, Muscle Cars and Monster Trucks – Visitors will rev their engines in the section dedicated to racing. From the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to local tracks and drag strips, Hoosiers have long loved to push their cars to the extreme. Children will love their chance to be the next Indy 500 winner in our miniature IndyCar.

• The Future, Innovation and Consequences – Explore modern manufacturing techniques, including the push to build more fuel-efficient cars, and examine the economic impact of the auto industry on communities across the state.

Indiana Historical Society launched History on Wheels in May 2017. Since then, the 53-foot, double-expandable trailer has visited 33 communities across the state and welcomed more than 48,000 visitors.

Featuring the exhibit Auto Indiana, History on Wheels is an eye-catching draw to your festival and fair attendees. In nearly 1,000 square feet of exhibit space Auto Indiana focuses on five topics related to automobiles in Indiana using historic photographs, newspapers, vintage advertisements and video panels:

INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

“The Indiana Historical Society people have been great to work with through this whole thing.”

– Larry Bemis, Newport Antique Auto Hill Climb

It’s a one-of-a-kind history experience dedicated to Indiana’s automotive and racing heritage. We’re proud to present History on Wheels, an expandable semi-trailer and state-of-the-art traveling exhibit.

“The Indiana Historical Society gives people a way to experience and enjoy Indiana history in their own communities,” says IHS President and CEO John A. Herbst. “History on Wheels is the only traveling exhibit of its kind in the state—truly a new way to experience history.”

Inside, guests can take a ride through the state’s far-reaching and personal

connections to the auto industry:• more than 100 Indiana automakers

and manufacturers, such as Cord, Duesenberg and Studebaker

• Hoosier innovators and inventors, such as Carl Fisher, Elwood Haynes and Ralph Teetor

• all ages can explore a car modeled after a 1914 Marmon Touring Car

• children can climb into a mini IndyCar and imagine what it would be like to cross the famed Yard of Bricks. Don’t miss History on Wheels!

6 | INPerspective

A one-of-a-kind history experience with an exhibit dedicated to Indiana’s automotive and racing heritage is coming to Hoosier communities across the state. We’re proud to present History on Wheels, a 53-foot double-expandable semi-trailer and state-of-the-art traveling exhibit that will visit festivals, fairs, schools and other special events.

“For decades, the Indiana Historical Society has dedicated resources to giving people a way to experience and enjoy Indiana history in their own communities,” says IHS President and CEO John A. Herbst. “History on Wheels allows us to expand on this critical part of our mission. It is the only traveling exhibit of its kind in the state – truly a new way to experience history.”

When it rolls into Indiana cities and towns, the custom trailer housing the exhibition Auto Indiana will expand to nearly 1,000 square feet of indoor space. Inside the mobile museum, guests will take a ride through the state’s far-reaching and personal connections to the auto industry.

The exhibit touches on the history of more than 100 Indiana automakers and manufacturers, such as Cord, Duesenberg and Studebaker. It also delves into the lives of Hoosier innovators and inventors, such as Carl Fisher, Elwood Haynes and Ralph Teetor.

In one section of the exhibit, guests of all ages can explore under the hood of a car modeled after a 1914 Marmon Touring Car. In addition, children can climb into the driver’s seat of a mini IndyCar and imagine what it would be like to cross the famed Yard of Bricks.

For information on booking History on Wheels for your festival or event, contact Mark McNees, coordinator, at (317) 234-2029.

OUR ONE-OF-A-KIND HISTORY EXPERIENCE HITS THE ROADHistory on Wheels brings Indiana history to Hoosiers across the state

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ROCK ’N ’ CARSSweetwater Pavilion Concert + Cruise-In

FRIDAY JULY 26

5:30-10 PM

• $15 per person at the gate • VIP parking if you opt-in when you register for Rolling Into Roanoke

JOIN US at Sweetwater Sound Pavilion (5501 US 30 Ft. Wayne, IN) for a live concert featuring The Sweetwater All Stars!

Enjoy food trucks, beer and wine along with great music and sweet cars!

VIP parking for pre-registered show cars (if you sign up when you register for Rolling Into Roanoke)—front-rows in the car corral. Show cars will be in a well-protected area.

Day-of concert/show car registrants and general show parking will be behind the VIPs.

The Sweetwater All Stars often play to sold-out crowds for up to 3-hour-long shows filled with high-energy, groove-driven, soul-soaked performances. The band’s musicians and vocalists all share a common love for music, all with decades as professional musicians, vocalists, producers, engineers, composers, and arrangers.

Nick D’Virgilio drummer, vocalist Mark Hornsby & Dave Martin alternating bass players Phil Naish & Jeff Gastineau alternating keyboardists Don Carr music director and guitarist. Chuck Surack saxophone Brett Kelsey trumpet John Hinchey & Marcus Farr trombone Bob Bailey vocalist, guitarist Kat Bowser vocalist

The popular Sweetwater All Stars have opened for soul favorites Tower of Power and the Isley Brothers, headlined Fort Wayne’s massive week-long Three Rivers Festival, and more. Myriad “name” artists have sat in with the All Stars, including Eric Johnson, Robben Ford, Carl Verheyen, Chad Wackerman, Dweezil Zappa, Larry Dunn, Jennifer Batten, Andy Timmons, Steve Stevens, Queen Cora, Jordan Rudess, and dozens more.

8:00 AM Show Car Parking and Registration is open—downtown and in the park

9:00 AM Food vendors/trucks set up

10:00 AM Show is officially open to public, including free public admission and parking in the park

9 AM–3 PM VIP Public parking is open on Vine St. and Main St. for $5.00 per vehicle

10 AM–3 PM Shuttle service is running at the two drop-off and pick-up zones

10:30 AM Food vendors/trucks are open

12:00 Noon Stop to salute our flag and sing our national anthem

12:00 Noon Registration is closed for door prizes and awards

12:30 PM Door prizes are pulled and listed at both info booths and must be claimed by 3:00 PM

12:30–2 PM Sponsors select their favorite show car or truck of the day

12:30–2 PM Selection Committee is in the park selecting their top ten faorite cars or trucks of the day

3:00 PM Door Prizes must be claimed or they go back into next year's drawing

3:00 PM Awards announced at Info Booth on 1st St. and Main St. Downtown

3:00 PM Rolling Into Roanoke is officially closed

8:00 AM Show Car Parking and Registration is open—downtown and in the park

9:00 AM Food vendors/trucks set up

10:00 AM Show is officially open to public, including free public admission and parking in the park

9 AM–3 PM VIP Public parking is open on Vine St. and Main St. for $5.00 per vehicle

10 AM–3 PM Shuttle service is running at the two drop-off and pick-up zones

10:30 AM Food vendors/trucks are open

12:00 Noon Stop to salute our flag and sing our national anthem

12:00 Noon Registration is closed for door prizes and awards

12:30 PM Door prizes are pulled and listed at both info booths and must be claimed by 3:00 PM

12:30–2 PM Sponsors select their favorite show car or truck of the day

12:30–2 PM Selection Committee is in the park selecting their top ten faorite cars or trucks of the day

3:00 PM Door Prizes must be claimed or they go back into next year's drawing

3:00 PM Awards announced at Info Booth on 1st St. and Main St. Downtown

3:00 PM Rolling Into Roanoke is officially closed

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RESTAURANTS

28 Cottage Event Center 5 Emporium at Joseph Decuis 8 Joseph Decuis30 La Dolce Vita 32 Lock #4 Food & Spirits 23 Moose & Mollie’s33 Nick’s Junction 3 Proper Pastry26 Roanoke Village Inn

39 Antiques from Bruce Chaney16 Art’s Antique Station

17 Crestwood Frame Shope & Gallery 28 BoRo Gifts

46 The Barn

9 Fabric & Friends Quilt Shop27 Fine Consigns 7 French Deal Fine Art 22 Grandma Sue’s Pies & More44 Just Like Home 6 Katharos Art & Gifts

43 One Twelve24 Paper Moon41 Peekaboo Lane 4 Roanoke Merchandise

12 Spokesmen Cycling

14 The Gray Dove25 The North End Boutique & Suites

21 Eye Care Associates of Blu�ton

15 Tree of Life Gallery/Vintage Glory Clothing

OTHER35 Camp & Zip Timberlake13 Deco Illusions by Rick Fischer

Everything Flooring & CNC Homes Design Studio

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10 Edward Jones

Roanoke Area Heritage Museum2 Roanoke Public Library20

34 Two EE’s Winery40 State Farm

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28 Cottage Event Center 5 Emporium at Joseph Decuis 8 Joseph Decuis30 La Dolce Vita

32 Lock #4 Food & Spirits 23 Moose & Mollie’s33 Nick’s Junction 3 Proper Pastry26 Roanoke Village Inn

39 Antiques from Bruce Chaney16 Art’s Antique Station

17 Crestwood Frame Shope & Gallery 28 BoRo Gifts

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9 Fabric & Friends Quilt Shop27 Fine Consigns 7 French Deal Fine Art 22 Grandma Sue’s Pies & More44 Just Like Home 6 Katharos Art & Gifts

43 One Twelve24 Paper Moon41 Peekaboo Lane 4 Roanoke Merchandise

12 Spokesmen Cycling

14 The Gray Dove25 The North End Boutique & Suites

21 Eye Care Associates of Blu�ton

15 Tree of Life Gallery/Vintage Glory Clothing

OTHER35 Camp & Zip Timberlake13 Deco Illusions by Rick Fischer

Everything Flooring & CNC Homes Design Studio

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10 Edward Jones

Roanoke Area Heritage Museum2 Roanoke Public Library20

34 Two EE’s Winery40 State Farm

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Heritage Museum

Steve Williams, Attorney

Shambaugh Kast Beck & Williams, LLP

Rex Harris and Associates

Huntington Disaster Team

Roanoke Town Marshal Jim Wood

and Officers

Roanoke Beautification Foundation

Roanoke Fire Department

Roanoke Parks Department

Roanoke Town Council

Phil Hibbert

Turnstone

All our Volunteers

Joe Justice live entertainment

Participants:

Tribute Movie & TV Cars owners

Original owner cars

NE Indiana Porsche Club

Fort Wayne Corvette Club

Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile MuseumNational Auto & Truck Museum

SPECIAL THANK YOUS

Sept. 6-7 2019

“Serving Northeast Indiana

since 1871”

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UAW 2209 and General Motors proudly supports

Rolling Into Roanoke!

Roanoke Lions ClubWelcomes

Rolling Into RoanokeCar Owners

& Enthusiasts!Roanoke Lions Club • We Serve!

Mark Your Calendar!

Saturday July 25, 2020

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Farmers Markets*Saturdays 9am–1pm July 6–September 7

Friday Night Street Fair:* “Taste of Roanoke”August 2 6–9pm

A summertime family evening with live music, great food, fun & activities

Princess PartyAugust 24 10am–2pm

A party for all young princesses to enjoy crown decorating, nail painting,face painting and more

Roanoke Fall Festival September 6 & 7 All Day

Huntington County’s oldest festival featuring live music, fair food, kids’ activities, parades, contests and much more, located in Roanoke Park

Renaissance in RoanokeOctober 12 10am–4pm

A juried art show and a juried craft show in beautiful downtown Roanoke. Plein air painting, entertanment, children’s activities, food court and much more

Holiday Open Houses**November 9 10am–5pm

Holiday open houses and shopping specials at local stores and restaurants

Shop Small, Win Big!**November 30–December 21

Shope local on Small Business Saturday and enter for a chance to win a $400 shopping spree! Also, enter each time you shop local through December 21

Christmas in the Village*December 6 & 7, Friday 6–8pm, Saturday 10am–5pm

A favorite holiday tradition in Roanoke with Santa, caroling, activities for kids and shopping, as we celebrate the Christmas season

------------------------------------- We are proud to be a part of this thriving community with its many shops and nice neighbors. With its blend of tradition and progress,

Roanoke is the idea setting for community and family activities.-------------------------------------

* Chamber Sponsored Event ** Chamber Merchants Sponsored Event

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’90s Alternative Rock | August 2

GIN BLOSSOMSwith the Black Moods

and the Dane Clark Band

Hard Rock | August 7 Southern Rock & Blues | August 11

Fusion Jazz | August 31

SLASH FEAT. MYLES KENNEDY & THE CONSPIRATORS

with Royal Tusk

JJ GREY & MOFRO& JONNY LANG

PAT METHENYwith James Francies and Marcus Gilmore

Funk & Soul | September 14

Pink Floyd Tribute | September 21

BOOTSY’S HOUSE PARTYwith the Sweetwater All Stars

PINK DROYDwith Random Change

Southern Rock | August 30

THE ALLMAN BETTS BANDwith the Why Store