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"Motor On" -Sally, president of the Radiator Springs Historical Society.
The Radiator Springs Historical Society is an organization dedicated to the preservation, collection, research, and interpretation of historical information related to Radiator Springs. Established as a means to assist future generations in understanding and safeguarding the town's heritage and distinctive historical character, this society has played a pivotal role in documenting the rich history of Radiator Springs.
As part of its initiatives, the society has established the "Museum of the History of Radiator Springs," offering guided tours to the public. In real life, these experiences are mirrored through the "Blue Sky Cellar" at Disneyland California Adventure, as a preview of the future opening of Cars Land.
Typically, a small group of individuals, notably led by Sally and previously Valerie Veate, lays the foundation for the formal organization of the Radiator Springs Historical Society. This dedicated group takes pride in honoring the spirit of Stanley, the town's founder, as showcased in the short film "The Radiator Springs 500½".
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This article is part of Project 66, a PCW project that aims to document the history and geography of Route 66 as it relates to the world of Cars. |
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