Corona Heritage Park presents: Corona's Racing History at Corona Public Library

Corona Heritage Park presents: Corona Road Race History at the Corona Public Library

An historic presentation and discussion about the famous Grand Boulevard Races of Circle City: 1913, 1914 and 1916 

Please join us for a free presentation and light refreshments. 

Have you ever searched Google or pondered....

• Why did Corona have Races in the early 1900s? 
• Who participated in the road races?
• Why did the races happen in Circle City?
• Why did they only last 3 years? 
• Who participated in the races?
• How fast did the cars go in 1913, 1914 or 1916? 
• How many people came to see the road race? 
• ...and maybe more?

There's a good chance you'll learn the Who, What, When, Where and Why's during this presentation. 

A local and passionate volunteer will be sharing all the facts, findings and curiosities they've gathered while researching and digging deep to learn about the Corona Road Races for their own edification. 

Event Location and Information: 

Corona Public Library : Frances Aldama Martinez Community Room  

Wednesday, April 3, 2024 • 6:00PM-7:30PM  

Presentation to begin around 6:10 PM. 

Bring your friends and family! 

In special thanks to: Corona Heritage Park, Corona Public Library, Corona Historic Preservation Society, The Library of Congress, and a few local History buffs who guided the presentation... you know who you are... 

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Biblioteca Publica de Corona presenta: Historia de las carreras de Corona

3 de abril; 6-7:30PM

Acompáñenos para una platica de historia local sobre la emocionante historia de las carreras Grand Boulevard Road de 1913, 1914 y 1916 de Corona! Presentado por el Corona Heritage Park & Museum. 

Cuarto de comunidad Frances Aldama Martinez