38th Depot Day draws a crowd
This 1964 Mercury Park Lane convertible, owned by Jerry Flowers of Rathdrum, was one of 307 cars featured during Depot Day.
HILLARY MAIN/Press
WALLACE –– There’s something unmistakably “summer” about classic cars and warm weather.
In the Silver Valley, Depot Day has acted as the unofficial gatekeeper of the summer season and the 38th edition of the event did not disappoint.
The longest-running classic car show in the Inland Northwest, the festival commemorates the historic moving of the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot from its original location on the north side of the Coeur d’Alene River to its current location where it operates as a museum.
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