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“Landspeed Louise” – One Night Only At The Savoy Automobile Museum
“Landspeed Louise” – One Night Only At The Savoy Automobile Museum
How do you like your speed? If your need for speed runs to the razor’s edge, then we have a night you won’t want to miss.
The legendary Louise Ann Noeth, aka “Landspeed Louise,” brings her new book “Images of Modern America, Bonneville’s Women of Land Speed Racing” to the Savoy Automobile Museum.
This special presentation is for one night only, Tuesday, March 8th, from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in the museum’s state-of-the-art presentation theatre. You’ll recall we recently covered the new Cartersville museum in our article Savoy Museum Celebrates The Artistic Expression Of The Automobile.
When we heard Louise was bringing her energy and Bonneville Salt Flat stories to the Savoy, we grabbed our red sharpie and headed to the calendar. We'll see you there!
Click on the link below to read the article on Vettes of Atlanta Magazine.
“Landspeed Louise” – One Night Only At The Savoy Automobile Museum
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