Return to the Coca-Cola Trail is a second visit with more people and to more places where bottling Coca-Cola was born. It's not just a book, it's a collection of memories. It's another journey to be enjoyed by Coca-Cola fans, memorabilia collectors, and anyone who enjoys history and visiting historic places. It's a tribute to those pioneer bottlers who saw an opportunity and played an important role in creating the world's best-known product.So, what is a Coca-Cola Bottler...

The Coca-Cola Trail is a journey for anyone interested in discovering the history and growth of the world's most recognized product. The trail will take readers to the places in America that tell the story - places where you can see, touch, and remember. Whether a serious Coca-Cola memorabilia collector, a person interested in American business history, or simply a fan--The Coca-Cola Trail provides a fresh new look at a trusted old friend. 30 chapters cover each bottling ...

Through the years, the challenge of powered transportation in the snow has been met with ideas from explorers, creative inventors and small companies, all with new ideas - often unique and sometimes successful. The name "snowmobile" was trademarked in 1917, but there were snow travel ideas before that date and certainly thousands more since.Winter explorers and trailblazers sought to replace their dogsleds and snowshoes as they explored difficult locations, including remote locatio...

More than 6,000 shipwrecks have been recorded on the Great Lakes, but only one offers a true-life adventure like the 1926 rescue of the City of Bangor off the Keweenaw Peninsula in upper Michigan. A fierce November storm tossed the ship with a crew of 23 and 240 new Chrysler automobiles onto a Lake Superior reef. For the first time, Shipwrecked and Rescued tells the near-tragic story of lost and desperate shipmates floundering for two days in the deep snow and near-zero t...