The 12th annual British Cars of New Hampshire Show of Dreams is underway.  The event will be held in a new location this year.  It will be at The Nick (Field) www.thenick.org in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire on Saturday August 9th, 10am to 3pm.  This is a rain or shine event.

 

Wolfeboro is the oldest summer resort in the US.  Governor John Wentworth in 1759 granted the community and built the first mansion on Smith Pond which is now known as Lake Wentworth.  A mere 100 years later the first significant hotel was built and the Mount Washington was launched to bring tourists to the hotel by water. 

 

Wolfeboro is located on Lake Winnipesaukee and is known for it's scenic beauty and small town New England character.  It has the seventh highest per capita income in the US and the lowest crime rate so your LBC will be just fine.  This is the quiet, quaint side of the lake.  Plan to make a weekend of it.  Castle in the Clouds is nearby, the drive around the lake is scenic, and there is plenty to do. 

 

Along with the normal monster raffle BCNH runs every year we have an expanded vendor field, real bathrooms, a snack bar (with burgers and dogs under $5), 20 British car classes, a DJ and a cruise.  Yes, a cruise -  we have a limited number of tickets available for the Winnipesaukee Belle.  The "Winnie Belle" is a turn of the century paddle wheeler owned by the Wolfeboro Inn.  We have chartered the boat for a "cocktail cruise" on the evening of the 9th.  We have a very special raffle prize - just for those going out on the cruise.  The cruise is $25 per person.  We've planned a cash bar and hor d'oerves, as well as a DJ for the two hour cruise.

 

Pre-registered cars are $25 and day of the show registration is $35 per car.  You can reserve your cruise tickets at the same time you pre-register.  The cruise tickets are selling like free gas and oil so sign up early!  Registration forms are available by clicking on SOD Registration Form, or email karle01@comcast.net and we'll send you a form. 

  

Come join us - as usual our show proceeds benefit the High Hopes Foundation of New Hampshire.