Meet will be hosted by Gateway Chapter at Four Points Sheridan, 319 Fountains Parkway, Fairview Heights, Illinois 62208. Special rates for the Regional Meet: $125 per night. The hotel is located off of I -64, 12 miles from downtown St. Louis and 25 miles from the St. Louis Airport. Hotel is wheel chair accessible and pet friendly. There is an on-site bar and the Fountains Cafe serving breakfast, lunch and

dinner. Hotel amenities include complimentary internet, a business center, an indoor pool and a fitness center. Use this link to reserve a room! https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1670281794140&key=GRP&app=resvlink 

Since Missouri is the "show me" state, the theme of the meet is "Show Me your Hudsons!" We are inviting all Hudson owners and fans to meet us in St. Louis to show off and admire those fabulous Hudson cars! Go tithe Gateway Chapter website ,all the links and information are there. Additional information in WTN. or visit gatewayhet.com

Host Hotel: Chateau on The Lake. Room Rate: $139 plus tax. No Resort fees. No lack of entertainment in Branson.

Committee: John Forkner and Aaron Cooper

Waiting for final contract.

Arrivals begin at 11, lunch served at noon.  Please bring a dish to pass, a chair, and items to auction off! After lunch and our chapter meeting, the auction will begin. Don’t miss out on the food, fellowship, fun, and great deals!
PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE HET HOME CHAPTER!  Hosts are Tim and Nancy Burns, 13462 N. Linden Rd. Clio, MI 48420.   Call (810) 687-4341 for more information

The meet will be held at Scugog Shores Museum Village, 16210 Island Road, Port Perry, Ontario Canada.  Everyone invited, $10 at the door for cars, registration begins around 9 a.m. with awards at 2. Vendors welcomed for the same price. The location is Haugen's Chicken and Ribs BBQ, on Hwys. 7&12 south of Highway 21 in Manchester, Ont., west of Port Perry. Official info also here, http://bit.ly/2YTs9Mf . 

This is the site is formerly the Home of Martin Koons Hudson Car dealership (the 1920’s to 1957).  Located at 340 E. Baltimore Street, Taneytown, MD.

Always a good turn out. This comes with a lot of options!
1. Come when you can—but come before 12:00 so you can make lunch.
2. Hudsons encouraged—but Brand Xs welcome always!
We don’t always get a chance to display the Hudsons when they're the only Marque there—and the public always seems to enjoy it!

After kicking tires, telling stories and sharing our stories and sharing our Hudsons with the public we’ll go to lunch at a local restaurant. Parking available for Hudsons on the property. For Brand Xs—go to 99 Kings Drive. This school backs up to the Museum and is accessible by turning on to Trevanion Road at the light. Handicapped parking- designated parking on the property.

We will visit this museum (located at ^{2829 Cherokee St NW, Kennesaw, GA 30144}) now greatly expanded. A star exhibit is “The General”, one of the locomotives that took part in the Great Locomotive Chase in 1862, during the Civil War. Other notable exhibits are “Railroads– Lifelines of the Civil War”, “Perspectives of the Civil War”, an exhibit about the Railway Mail Service (and Owney, the
dog who spent its life on trains and was the unofficial mascot of the RMS ) and a replica of the Glover Machine Works in Marietta, where the last steam locomotives to be built in the Southern US were manufactured. Admission to the museum costs $10 for adults, $8 for seniors (65+), $5 children (3-17). The museum opens at 9:30 AM. Plan to arrive around 10:30 AM and park in the lot behind the museum (Take Shirley Drive, located to the right of the museum—on the side away from the railroad tracks– drive past the museum buildings to the parking lot on the left.)

For those interested, we have arranged for a guided tour of the museum starting at 11 AM. Please buy your admission tickets before the tour .

There are several restaurants and stores close to the museum. A suggested lunch venue (around 12:30 PM) is “The Nest” a few hundred yards up the hill on Cherokee Street. It’s an easy walk from the museum, or there is a parking lot behind the restaurant. After lunch, visit the nearby Frozen Cow Creamery for ice cream, spend some more time in the museum or cross the railroad tracks and wander along Main Street. Hope to see you there– and please bring your Hudson!
Directions:
From I-75 take Exit 271 (approximately 20 miles north of Atlanta) and head west on Chastain Rd , follow signs for Kennesaw/Kennesaw State University. In 1.3 miles turn right on to Big Shanty Drive. In 1.3 miles cross Cherokee St (museum will be on your left) and go straight ahead up Shirley Drive to museum parking lot. Questions/Lost? Call or text Richard Low (404) 606-0958.

The Antique & Classic Power Museum houses one of the largest and most unique collections of antique and classic automobiles, motorcycles, farm implements, steam and gas tractors as well as Americana memorabilia. The pioneer village includes an array of old buildings; a shoe shop, print shop, church and Wallsburg’s first mercantile established in 1890. The foundation has had numerous enhancements over the last few years including a dedicated area for hobbyists to fly remote control aircraft.  The foundation asks for a donation of $10/person twelve and older; a light lunch will be provided. We need at least 50 people to attend to make this car hobbyist day happen. If you want to join us please contact David Putman 801-814-8185 or Richard Dickerson 801-941-1959. If we don’t answer please leave a message. On Facebook visit Deseret Chapter - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club, https://richardericksonfoundation.org/ 00-0010-2991, Wallsburg, UT