The Autumn edition features a trip to the Gilmore Car Museum, considered the fastest growing auto museum in the country, a canal town in southeast Indiana and the story of the famous cartoon character Betty Boop.
Cover Story
| Gilmore Car Museum
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Scenic America
| Niagara Falls
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On A Musical Note
| Kentucky Music Hall of Fame
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Off the Beaten Path
| Metamora, Indiana
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Time Capsule
| Remembering Betty Boop
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Seasonal Feature
| Ohio Sauerkraut Festival
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 | COVER STORY: The Gilmore Car Museum in Michigan provides acres and acres of classic and antique cars that relate the history of the auto. A relocated diner and an old gas station are also on the grounds.  Video sample. |
SCENIC AMERICA: Niagara Falls is not even close to being among the world's tallest waterfalls. But the popularity of the falls is another matter. Niagara Falls ranks number five in a survey of the world's most visited attractions. |  |
 | ON A MUSICAL NOTE: The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame & Museum in Renfro Valley honors a wide variety of musicians with ties to the Bluegrass state. Many, but not all of the honored artists, are bluegrass or country performers. |
| OFF THE BEATEN PATH: Pulled by a horse along the adjoining towpath, the canal boat at Metamora, Indiana is just one of the reasons thousands of people descend on the town for Canal Days each fall. It's a chance to celebrate the 19th century canal heritage of Metamora. |  |
 | TIME CAPSULE: The cartoon character Betty Boop first came to movie screens when "talkies" were still new. She became enormously popular through more than 100 cartoons in the 1930s.
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SEASONAL FEATURE: A Sauerkraut Festival was organized more than 40 years ago to draw tourists to tiny Waynesville, Ohio. Now the event draws about 350,000 people from across the country each year. |  |
