We stopped by the Afton Station which is located Afton, OK and met Laural Kane, the owner. She is a very gracious lady who had food waiting for us. It is an old restored service station.

Here is the inside of the station with the beautiful 1930 Ford roadster pickup that David owns. It is for sale, by the way.

Here is another shot of the inside of the station office. There are lotsa great things to look at and many great items you can purchase.

This is a 1934 Packard V-12. It is owned by David Kane, the owner of all of these beautiful old Packards and other makes.

In the afternoon, we stopped by the custom car museum. There were several cars that I remember as a kid. These are all custom designed cars that were on the covers of the old car magazines that I read in high school.

In the evening, we were able to take the tour of the Coleman Theatre in Miami, OK. Wow! This is a performing arts theatre with orchestra pit, back stage areas, full rigging and lights. It even has the original organ that was installed when the theatre first opened in April of 1929. The main floor now seats about 700 down from the original 900 as the seats today are bigger.

This is the stage with the original curtains that were installed when it opened.

This is the entry way which has all the class and design beauty it had from its beginning. All of the carpet is a custom duplication of the original.

This is the chandelier. It has a couple of hundred lights and weighs a ton. It can also change colors.