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Organizer Eddie Korbinski said more than 90 sleds were part of the show and that almost all of the classes were filled. Classes ranged from vintage race to unrestored vintage to muscle sled to full show (trailer queen). “It was great,” Korbinski said. It’s been a long winter, and the Penobscot Snowmobile Club is trying to keep it fun. Saturday they are having an antique sled show. The sleds which date from the 1940s may even go for a spin depending on the conditions. The event goes from 10am to 4pm at Bob Carriere of Timmins is a man with a mission. Not only is he an avid snowmobiler, he is absolutely passionate about the history of snowmachines and the sport of restoring and racing old sleds. He is hoping to bring racing back to Timmins. Carriere is A WHIRL around a snowy, open field in an antique, horse-drawn sleigh would seem to some an exhilarating way to spend a winter day. But for many Connecticut devotees of the sport of sleigh riding, that's not quite enough. Those with a competitive bent take Santa Claus will visit the Newark History Museum on Sunday and pose for photos with children aboard an antique sleigh. The sleigh comes from a family-owned farm in the Corner Ketch area and is emblazoned with the words “Made in Newark, Delaware.” After a two week long delay due to lack of snow, Old Sturbridge Village will finally be holding its annual Antique Sleigh Rally this Saturday, February 16th. The event celebrates the nostalgia, romance and grace of gliding over the snow in the same19th .

CENTREVILLE — The Queen Anne’s Museum of Eastern Shore Life has selected its antique sleigh as the featured artifact for October. The horse-drawn sleigh is handmade of wood and woven rattan and is about 100 years old. In addition to the sleigh, the A horse-drawn sleigh carrying precious memories for a local family and Santa Claus at Christmas parades has been stolen from a local home. Cathy Payne of Bluefield, Va., said her family discovered the theft Tuesday morning. “An antique sleigh was stolen Country Store owner Marion Harbaugh is talking excitedly about her antique sled exhibit, her pink lacquered nails darting toward her favorite sleds on display around the store's vast ceiling. "This one is an ice sled," Harbaugh said, pointing at a piece of Ice castles, classic snowmobiles, high-speed racing, who says winter is a dull time of year? Certainly not the folks in the Northwoods. Saturday, thousands of people headed out to Eagle River to enjoy the vintage classic snowmobile races. "What this is is .