ALBUQUERQUE - SEPTEMBER 10-13, 2008
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The Society for Commercial Archeology’s 2008 Conference will explore automobile tourism in the southwest, with tours of Routes 66 and 60 and engaging roadside topics presented by your colleagues. Enjoy the stunning Southwestern landscape and visit some of the nation’s most scenic and significant historic roads including Route 66. The SCA conference will include paper sessions and our legendary tours. |
REGISTER BY MAIL
Simply download the registration form and submit it with payment (check or money order to "SCA"):
SCA Conference c/o Carol Ingald
2042 Glendale Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19152
REGISTER ONLINE
Please go directly to the registration page.
CONFERENCE DETAILS
Conference Schedule, Lodging, and Travel details
Conference Papers and Presenters
For more information about the conference, places to stay, or cool things to see along the way, contact the conference organizers at greg.smith@thc.state.tx.us.
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