RW> RW>> The Rosanky museum was privately owned by a man who owns a cable
RW> RW>> manufacturing business in San Marcos. He owned a lot of those cars
RW> RW>> in his collection, but those that he didn't own were their on loan
RW> RW>> from friends. He's also responsible for the 'tour' across
America in
RW> RW>> those old cars, none of which are newer than the late 1930s.

RW> TW> A Tour Across Americs some years back ended in La Mesa. I spent a
RW> TW> couple of hours whtching some of them them come across cthe Finish
RW> TW> Line. Some VERY Nice old Cars

RW>I was pleasantly surprised when I saw his museum. It is almost twice the
RW>size and has more cars than the Balboa Park Automotive Museum.

The group knew the Balboa Park location was too small for what they
really wanted btu they cound not pass on the Location. That building
had a basketbal court type as I recall and the Square Dancing
groups that used to use it sure were pi**ed when the Automobile building
got the building knowing the would be the end of the dance floor.

And as I mentioned Dance floors how many out there know that Smal Hick
Town El Cajon California used to have one of the most Famous dance
places in the United States. It was called the "Bostonia Ballroom". Teh
litle area of the city was settled many years ago by some people from
bonton and refered to their Community as "Bostonia"
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