Planes, Trains and Automobiles June 22, 2006
The third-annual Planes, Trains and Automobiles event took over Baldwin City on June 17. The event featured vintage car and motorcycle shows, along with plane and train rides.
Baldwin City's Dale Enick and his son, Jacob, look at a Shelby Cobra during the car show portion of Saturday's Planes, Trains and Automobiles in downtown Baldwin.
Festival goers view one of the many rows of motorcycles near Antiques on the Prairie where the vintage motorcycle show was held.
Children smile and wave as they land at the Vinland Airport. This year children ages 8 to 17 were given free airplane rides.
Passengers exit the train after taking a ride at Midland Railway Saturday afternoon. Midland was offering free train rides for fathers during the annual event.
Richard Hird, Lawrence, looks over a 1934 Ford Coupe during the car show. The Coupe is owned by Bud and Sandra Watson of Baldwin City.
Members of the band "Heebie Jeebies" play on the stage at Seventh and High streets. They were the first of three bands to play at the annual event.
Baldwin City resident Robert Lowe admires the engine of a 1979 Chrysler car.
Gerald Barringer of Ottawa, left, and his sister Velma Beeghley, Topeka, look over two Honda motorcyles.
McFarlane Aviation employee Star Novak, left, shows the inside of an airplane to Dan Yardley and his daughter Olivia Yardley.
Ken Myers gets a closer look at one of the classic automobiles. Myers came from Gas to see the event.
A group of people gather around a vintage horseless carraige as it was being fired up Saturday afternoon.
Baldwin City residents Barbara, left, and Martin Pressgrove view the inside of a Nissan car during the automobile show.
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