The Chatham-Kent Museum is celebrating the region's rich automotive manufacturing history.
The Horse Power exhibit features a number of vehicles made in the area, including the engine from the short-lived Chatham car.
Education Coordinator Deanna Provost Bullard says the highlight of the exhibit is the Gray-Dort.
"It is our automobile that was manufactured right here in Chatham-Kent, and our Gray-Dort has been designated as a National Treasure of Canada," says Bullard. "This year, 2015, is the 100th anniversary of the starting of the Gray-Dort Company."
On Saturday, May 30, the Gray-Dort Enthusiasts Club will display their cars in the parking lot of the Chatham-Kent Museum to celebrate.
The Chatham-Kent Museum is open seven days a week from 1pm-5pm. For more details click here.
