Franklins lining up at the motel
Jeff Hasslen's 1932 Club sedan
Bob Erickson's 1929 Series 135 sedan
:Melvin Overdieck's 1932 Series 16-A Club Sedan
:Jeff Hasslen's 1915 Series 8M Touring
:John McCallum's 1926 Series 11-A Coupe
Sara Hasslen's 1923 Series 10 Touring
Tom Rasmussen's beautiful 1931 series 153 Sedan
Roy's 1905 model E runabout
Roy's 1905 model E runabout
Roy's 1905 model E runabout
Roy's 1905 model E runabout
Roy's 1905 model E runabout
Franklins lined up at Roy's Museum building
Leaving Roys for the morning tour.
Leaving Roys for the morning tour.
Mark and Karen Weiss's 1934 Series 18C Sedan
Lee and Nancy Nelson's 1931 Series 151 Coupe
Andre Audette (from Canada) about to pick on your web master
Left to right, Roy's 1917 Series 9 Runabout and Tom's 1905 Model E Runabout
Roy's newest Franklin a V12 - 1933 Series 17-B
Roy's 1919 Series 9 Touring, Henry Gray drove it for the meet. (Henrys old car)
Roy's 1930 Series 14 Deauville, one of only 3 that are known.
Roy's 1930 Series 14 Deauville, one of only 3 that are known.
Roy's 1930 Series 14 Deauville, one of only 3 that are known.
Ton's 1913 Series 3 Roadster
Jasper Bond, the potter, talking about our first tour
Franklin members getting ready for the first tour of the day in Roy's shop.
Franklin members getting ready for the first tour of the day in Roy's shop.
Tom, Roy, Colleen helping Jasper explain the tour
Jasper Bond explaining how he makes all the items he manufactures in his shop
Jasper Bond explaining how he makes all the items he manufactures in his shop
Jasper Bond explaining how he makes all the items he manufactures in his shop
Franklin members watching as Jasper makes cups
Franklin members watching as Jasper makes cup, the Franklin Museum now has in stcok Franklin cups made by Jasper
Franklin plane
Franklin plane
Everyone loading up for the morning tour
Everyone loading up for the morning tour
1922 Pan car built by ST. Cloud business man Samuel Pandolfo, only 737 were manufactured
1922 Pan car built by ST. Cloud business man Samuel Pandolfo, only 737 were manufactured
1922 Pan car built by ST. Cloud business man Samuel Pandolfo, only 737 were manufactured
Inside the Museum building, a painting on the wall
Sara Hasslen just ready to leave Roy's shop
Tom's beautiful 1931 Series 153
Which is larger, the Franklin Lion or the very big water truck
Which is larger, the Franklin Lion or the very big water truck
One of the older trucks once used at the granite quarry in St. Cloud
The granite quarry in St. Cloud, you are looking down some 450 feet
The granite quarry in St. Cloud, you are looking down some 450 feet
The granite quarry in St. Cloud, you are looking down some 450 feet
The old Euclid used in the granite quarry years ago
granite quarry parking
granite quarry parking
granite quarry parking
Looks big................
Looks big................
What is it, a rock crasher?
Club member goes to check out this big rig, look at him and the tires.
Club member goes to check out this big rig, look at him and the tires.
A beautiful trunk!
Tom's 1931 next to THE TRUCK!
Cups that the potter Jasper made many of the Franklin members
Cups that the potter Jasper made, he is now the supplier of cups to the Franklin Automobile Museum
Roy's 1926 Yellow motor home 
Roy's 1926 Yellow motor home, sleeping, eating and whatever...
Roy's 1926 Yellow motor home, Drivers seat removed but you can see "THE BATHROOM" I guess that is what they call it
Roy's 1926 Yellow motor home
Roy's 1926 Yellow motor home
Stop at a local swap meet
Stop at a local swap meet
Stop at a local swap meet
Stop at a local swap meet
Stop at a local swap meet
Stop at a local swap meet
Everyone's sweetheart Mariah Weiss
Eric Swenson's son watching Gracie.......
Eric Swenson's son (WebMaster: he told me his name but being old I don't remember things)
Jeff and Joan Hasslen
President of the Midwest Region Jim Wade, his wife Hazzel (who looks like she is about to go to sleep) Ralph Gack
Roy our host
One of the many museums we stopped at
One of the many museums we stopped at
One of the many museums we stopped at
One of the many museums we stopped at
If you didn't know better, this could have been taken in the 1920's
Charles Linbergh Historic Site in Little Falls, MN
Charles Linbergh Historic Site in Little Falls, MN
Charles Linbergh Historic Site in Little Falls, MN
Charles Linbergh car (not a Franklin)
Charles Linbergh car (not a Franklin)
Charles Linbergh car (not a Franklin)
Charles Lindergh car (not a Franklin)
Charles Lindergh home
Charles Lindergh home
Charles Lindergh home
Charles Lindergh home
Charles Lindergh home
Charles Lindergh museum
Joan Hasslen and Alice Gray
Tom ready to enter his 1905
Jasper, the potter hard at work
Sara Hasslen looks so happy at the wheel of her Franklin
Nancy and Lee Nelson
John and Jean McCallum
Andre Audette, a dear friend from Canada with Tom's 1931 Series 153
Roy Bernick's water tower, the only way to find Roy's home, look for the tower.
Richard Harry, 1931 series 153 Club Sedan, thanks for getting us (the Hantaks) to ride with you all week
Roy and Colleen Berick our hosts.
Andre on the BIG truck
Just a few of the younger people at the Midwest Region meet
Your WebMaster is at a loss as to who this i, sorry, I did say I'm getting OLD!
Our sweet girlfriend, Mariah Weiss
Franklins lined up, or could this picture have been taken in the 1930's
1932/33 Franklin bird (Spirit of flight)
1929 Franklin plane
Al Finseth and his 1923 10B Demi-Sedan, with his dog.
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