History in a Coffee Cup - The Social History of Cycling (SOLD OUT)
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In the late 1800s American author, Mark Twain, documented his experience of learning to ride an early bicycle and concluded that readers should "Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live!" Bicycles have evolved significantly from the Penny Farthing of Twain's adventures but the passion for cycling has endured.
Join WA Historical Cycle Club's Alan Naber for a fascinating and entertaining journey through the impacts that the bicycle's invention has had on societies over the past 200 years.
This is a FREE event. Stay for coffee and chats after the talk.
Please note this talk will be held at the Claremont Museum.
Join WA Historical Cycle Club's Alan Naber for a fascinating and entertaining journey through the impacts that the bicycle's invention has had on societies over the past 200 years.
This is a FREE event. Stay for coffee and chats after the talk.
Please note this talk will be held at the Claremont Museum.