A PUBLICATION FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF OHTM
Supported by the Lang Education Center, Strut+Axle combines academic research, creative storytelling and exclusive behind-the-scenes looks at the collections and events at the Owls Head Transportation Museum. Hitting thousands of mailboxes across
the country, each quarterly issue brings with it exclusive content from experts and aficionados around the world.
For more than 30 years, the publication has grown in scope and depth, supporting series regulars such as “From the Toolbox”
and our roundup from the archives called “Rearview Mirror,” as well as submissions from historians, researchers, volunteers and other friends of the museum.
In addition to dynamic contributions from leading industry experts, this publication lets our editorial team dive a little deeper into our vehicles, exhibitions and educational programs.
Supported by the Lang Education Center, Strut & Axle combines academic research, creative storytelling and exclusive behind-the-scenes looks at the collections and events at the Owls Head Transportation Museum. In addition to giving our curatorial staff an opportunity to show off their venerable trivia knowledge and narrative prowess, this publication lets our members dive a little deeper into our vehicles, exhibitions and educational programs.
Spring 2022 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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Winter 2021 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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Summer/Fall 2021 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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11/11/2021
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11/2/2021
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Watch Brad Carter take to the skies with the museum’s Fokker Dr.1 triplane reproduction, filmed at its first public flight on September 18, 2021.
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Spring 2021 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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10/19/2021
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10/19/2021
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External Film: Grave Dedication, Quentin Roosevelt Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, 21, was shot down over Chamery, by Lieutenant Karl Thom, an ace with 24 victories.
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10/19/2021
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Excerpt: Diary of Mary Lewis, 1923 This incredible tour is detailed in the fifteen-page hand-typed diary recovered and gifted to the museum by John and Koko Harris.
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10/19/2021
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Roaring Twenties Game, Wilder Manufacturing Co. If you’re tired of Monopoly and Risk and Parcheesi, give this Roaring Twenties racing game a try. Just download the PDF, print it out, rustle up a couple of dice, and find something to act as your “race car” — a small button, a dime, or maybe an old spark plug. Then settle in for some good old-fashioned FUN from the days when paved roads were exotic!
Board Game Directions: 1. Two to four “Racers” may play. 2. Each Racer selects a car and puts it on the matching colored space on the starting row. 3. The Racer who rolls the highest number starts the race, the second highest starts second, etc. 4. Racers must move as many spaces as they roll. Racers that land on a black spot must follow the instructions closest to that spot. *There is NO Number 5.* 6. The first Racer to cross the finish line WlNS!
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Winter 2020 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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Fall 2020 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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Summer 2020 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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Spring 2020 | Strut+Axle | Digital Issue
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