If anyone finds themselves near the finger lakes in central NY, The Glen Curtis Museum north of Bath in Hammondsport NY on rt 54 is worth the stop. Old motorcycles, old airplanes, and cars and a boat! Old engines from cars, m/c's, airplanes, and marine (even a 4360!)
Here is a picture of the m/c Glen Curtis rode to a WORLD SPEED RECORD on Ormond beach, FL in 1907. Not a land speed record, "THE" WORLD SPEED RECORD! 136 mph in 1907 was twice as fast as the airplanes of that time!
V-8, air cooled, shaft drive, foot brake against the rear tire, and check out those handlebars!!!
Here is a picture of a girl working in a drone engine plant during WW2. See if you can guess who she is BEFORE you read the poster.


Overall a great place to spend a afternoon.

You really have to look around there, you where in the shop but missed the seeing the four man crew racing  boat that hangs on the rear wall ,it was made  in the early 1900's with a hull of pressed  paper for light weight !

Just for fun check out "paper railroad wheels" invented in 1860's and used on early Pullman cars.