Re: [CR] fyi -- Davis Hall of Fame in the news this morning

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From: <"brianbaylis@juno.com">
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:35:13 +0000
To: <ealbert01@gmail.com>
Cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
Subject: Re: [CR] fyi -- Davis Hall of Fame in the news this morning


Eddie,

Congratulations to the Hall of Fame coming to California. We would like to formally invite the Hall of Fame to attend and exhibit at the second annual San Diego Custom Bicycle Show on April 8-11 2010. We tried to get some of the displays down here this year, but state budget constraints prevented it at the last minute. Hopefully we can have that situation un der control next year.

Looking forward to any news of the relocation and any events and such th at are planned. I would like to attend if there is an opening or some so rt of ceremony at some time.

Brian Baylis
La Mesa, CA
San Diego Custom Bicycle Show


---------- Original Message ----------
From: Edward Albert
To: Rick Peoples
Cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
Subject: Re: [CR] fyi -- Davis Hall of Fame in the news this morning
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 12:54:11 -0400


Rickl I correct! As Vice President of the USBHOF and a member of its se arc h committee I can proudly say that we have, after an intensive two year search, found a new home in Davis, California. One of our our list memb ers , Dan Kehoe, was instrumental in this outcome. The official announcement was made this morning By Governor Schwarzenegger. The final two candidates,

Greensboro, NC and Davis, Ca were both so very impressive and the decisi on was not an easy one but, in the end we thought that Davis offered the Ha ll its best opportunity to thrive and grow. Dan, I am sure will soon chime in on this. I was hoping to have made a joint announcement to the list wit h him but....as has been the case in the last few days, info has leaked fa ste r than our ability to control it. I must add that our own Listmeister, Dale Brown, was instrumental in th e Greensboro bid and with his help they rolled out the red carpet for us w hen Bill Brunner and I visited last week. I wish we could be in two places at once but, unfortunately, it does not work this way. We are witnessing a new day for this organization. Not only will we

increasingly be a national presence but, I hope a repository for the exhibition and preservation of the vast history of U.S. Cycling and cycl ing in general. You will all be hearing more from me and Dan about this as the projec t unfolds over the coming year as we move from New jersey to Davis. Thanks for listening. Edward Albert Chappaqua, New York, U.S.A.

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> the self-proclaimed "bicycle capital of the United States," beat out
> Greensboro, N.C., to capture the hall that for the past two decades ha s
> been in Somerville, N.J.
> One city official, Councilman Stephen
> Souza, said the hall could be in temporary quarters in a downtown
> city-owned building by the end of the year.
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> Brunner, who chaired the hall of fame search committee, said it was a
> close call between the two cities but Davis was given the nod because
> of its many bike trails and because so many residents bike to work and sc ho
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> hall asked communities to submit proposals to host the hall because th e
> current Somerville location is slated for redevelopment. About 50
> communities were interested and 11 submitted proposals.
> The finalists turned out to be Greensboro and Davis. Both cities were vis it
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> distinguishing difference between Greensboro and Davis was that Davis
> was so bicycling friendly," said Brunner. "All those bike lanes and th e
> sheer number of people who use the bicycle as a method of
> transportation or recreation or sport."
> The hall's museum is
> filled with artifacts such as trophies, jerseys and bicycles from
> greats such as Major Taylor and Greg Lemond. The museum also inducts
> bicycling greats every year into the hall.
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> home search process, our intent was to be the Cooperstown of Cycling,"
> said Brunner. Cooperstown hosts baseball's hall of fame.
> Bicycling is being embraced by people during a time of high gas prices , c
> oncern about health and the green movement, he said.
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