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28th Orphan Car Tour
Event Details
Time: June 2, 2018 from 9:30am to 7pm
Location: Jarrettsvillle United Methodist Church,
Street: 1733 Jarrettsville Rd.
City/Town: Jarrettsville, MD 21084
Website or Map: http://www.orphancartour.org/
Phone: 540-364-1770
Event Type: antique, car, driving, tour, for, orphan, makes
Organized By: Jon Battle
Latest Activity: Apr 16, 2018
Event Description
The scenic roads of Maryland's Baltimore and Harford counties will be the setting of the 28th Orphan Car Tour on Saturday, June 2, 2018. Passing through areas such as Hunt Valley, My Lady's Manor and Worthington Valley, the tour's route will meander past horse farms and estates, villages and pastures. As in past years drivers will receive printed directions so they can take the tour at their own speed, and part of the day will be spent visiting places of interest along the route. A late-afternoon dinner at Friendly Farms Restaurant in Upperco will cap the day's itinerary. See website, http://www.orphancartour.org/ for a flyer, description and history of the Tour event. The Orphan Car Tour is open to all “orphan” (discontinued-make) vehicles at least 25 years old, and is sponsored by six local chapters of national “orphan” car clubs. Further information is available from Jon Battle, (540) 364-1770, or tourdirector@orphancartour.org.
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