|
Founded on December 3, 1980,
The Carriage and Driving Society of Greater Kansas City has spent the
last quarter century preserving the heritage of carriages and driving
that prevailed at the turn of the 20th century.
It is the only such
organization in the western part of Missouri and all of Kansas. Through a variety of
activities, our members:
-
Promote our heritage of horse drawn vehicles
and equipment - for pleasure, work, transportation, demonstration,
collection, restoration, display and repair.
-
Promote fellowship and assist members to become
better drivers.
-
Publicly promote the art of driving, through
participation in parades, shows, exhibitions, contests, driving
meets and country drives.
-
Recognize the cultural, social and economic
history of these vehicles, animals and equipment.
|
 |
| You don't have to have a horse and buggy
...you don't even have to have a horse...to enjoy belonging to our
group! We have so many varied activities that we guarantee
something for everyone. And our monthly newsletter keeps us all in
touch.
During the non-driving
months (too hot or too cold) we have indoor meetings - sometimes
watching driving-oriented videos, sometimes touring historical sites of
interest to our members.
You can see for
yourself, on our events page, what we're doing the rest of the time -
presenting our vehicles to the public, providing unique driving
opportunities for our driving members, even hosting major driving events
like a horse show and combined driving events.
|