Motoring Aboard (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245827492)

"Motoring Aboard" offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of automobile travel in America. Published in 1908, this book captures the excitement and challenges of touring the country by car when roads were unpaved, and the technology was still new. Frank Presbrey vividly describes the experiences of early motorists, providing insights into the vehicles themselves, the routes they traveled, and the culture that emerged around this groundbreaking mode of transportation.

More than just a historical account, "Motoring Aboard" evokes the spirit of adventure and innovation that defined the era. It's a valuable resource for anyone interested in automotive history, American culture, or the evolution of travel. Discover the pioneering spirit that transformed the American landscape and paved the way for modern road trips.

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