2013 Iron Butt Rally, Leg 1 Cranberry Township, PA, to Cranberry

2013 Iron Butt Rally, Leg 1 Cranberry Township, PA, to Cranberry Township, PA

Packing List

Rider Item

____ Leg 1 Bonus Pack – Cranberry Township, PA to Cranberry Township, PA

_____ USB Flash Drive

____ Claimed Bonuses Form

_____ Fuel Log (for riders without satellite tracking)

____ Ask Rallymaster if there are any changes or corrections

____ Before leaving the checkpoint, make sure you can find each Bonus location and have a clear understanding of what is required to earn the bonus.

YOU must have your identification card punched before leaving the start line or you will be scored ZERO points for Leg 1!

WARNING: DO NOT LEAVE THIS AREA UNTIL YOU HAVE VERIFIED THAT ALL PAPERWORK IS IN YOUR RALLY PACKAGE. EACH PAGE IS NUMBERED. THIS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

In order to be scored, you must present the Claimed Bonuses form (and fuel log if you are not using satellite tracking). If you lose the Claimed Bonuses form, you will earn no bonus points for the leg. If you require a fuel log and lose it, there is also a 150 point penalty to obtain a replacement.

CRITICAL: Please be respectful when placing your flag in photos. Private property and priceless museum pieces must not be used as your flag support!!

IMPORTANT CAUTION: The following bonus locations are like a restaurant menu. If you order everything on the menu and eat it, you are going to get sick and perhaps die. Please pick and choose bonus destinations carefully! NOTE: All times are local unless otherwise specified!

REMEMBER: Unless otherwise specified, I.D. Flags are required in all photos.

ALSO REMEMBER: To earn any bonus, you MUST claim it on the Claimed Bonuses form. This includes the Rest bonus, the Call-In Bonus, and the Tracking/Fuel Log Bonus.

Leg 1 Bonus Listing, of 31


Checkpoint Information The next checkpoint is Thursday, July 4, 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Pittsburgh Marriott North at Cranberry Woods100 Cranberry Woods DriveCranberry Township, PA 1606640.6852 -80.08761724-779-4216

Rally staff will be available at 4 pm for early check-in.

Time penalty begins 8:00:01 pm. After 8:00:00 pm there will be a 20-point per minute penalty for being late. "Minutes" will be rounded up at one second past the key time. For example, 8:00:01 (one second past 8:00 pm) will be counted as 1 minute late. Any rider who arrives after 10:00:00 pm (beginning 10:00:01 pm) will not be considered a rally finisher.

Bonus listings will be handed out at 6:00 am Friday, July 5, 2013, for the next leg of the rally. Riders may depart upon receipt of paperwork.

Contact: Lisa Landry xxx-xxx-xxxx

* * * * * BONUS INFORMATION BEGINS ON THE NEXT PAGE * * * * *



ACD 400 pointsAuburn-Cord-Duesenberg Automobile Museum1600 South Wayne StreetAuburn IN41.35627 -85.05743Daylight Only

This museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage of Auburn, Cord, and Duesenberg automobiles.

Take a picture of the entrance to the museum.

AD1 500 pointsAlice's Drive1930 BroadwayNew York NY40.77267 -73.9820224-7

On June 9th 1909 22yr old Alice Ramsey and 3 female companions left 1930 Broadway in New York City and drove to San Francisco in 59 days in a Maxwell, a car brand eventually purchased by Chrysler in 1925.

Take a photo of the Grand Tier building at 1930 Broadway in New York City.

AER 999 pointsWhirlpool Aero Car3850 Niagara ParkwayNiagara Falls ON43.1178 -79.06813Daily 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. (last tickets sold 30 min before closing, $15)

The aerial cable car travels between two different points of the Canadian shore of the Niagara River over the spectacular Whirlpool.

Take a round trip, getting a photo of yourself in the car and get a receipt.



AGB 888 pointsAlexander Graham Bell National Historic Site559 Chebucto StreetBaddeck NS46.1038 -60.7465Daylight Only

The Silver Dart made the first controlled powered flight in Canada on Feb 23, 1909. The plane was flown off the ice at Baddeck Bay

Take a photo of the museum building.

AHE 200 pointsAmerican Helicopter Museum & Education Center1220 American Boulevard West Chester, PA39.9926 -75.5793Daylight Only

The American Helicopter Museum and Education Center is the nation's premier aviation museum devoted exclusively to helicopters. It chronicles the origin and development of rotary wing aircraft.

Take a photo of the helicopters in front of the building.

AST 950 pointsUS Astronaut Hall of Fame6225 Vectorspace Blvd.Titusville FL28.52696 -80.7830424-7

The United States Astronaut Hall of Fame is a shrine to America's astronauts.

Take a picture of your motorcycle with the Space Shuttle in the background.

ATM 150 pointsAmish Horse and Buggy ATM216 N Main St,Wellington OH41.16957 -82.2174324-7



The carriage in front of Lormet Community federal credit union was custom-built to anchor an ATM machine securely to the ground.

Take a photo of the carriage containing the ATM machine.

BAG 299 pointsBuick Gallery & Research Center303 Walnut StreetFlint MI43.02558 -83.67635Daylight Only

The Gallery displays over 25 classical and concept locally built automobiles featuring five one-of-a-kind concept Cars.

Take a photo of the entrance to the Buick Gallery and Research Center

BB4 298 pointsBig Boy 4 - Engine 40124 Lackawanna AveScranton PA41.40861 -75.67187Daily 9 am - 5 pm, $7

Meet the Big Boy, the largest successful locomotive engine ever created. They were built for one purpose and one purpose alone: to pull large tonnage over the 1.55% continuous grade up Sherman Hill in the Wasatch mountain region just east of Ogden Utah. Each Big Boy with its tender weighed 1,208,750 lb.

Take a picture of the train at the Steamtown National Historic Site.

BBR 499 pointsBrooklyn BridgeFurman StreetBrooklyn NY40.7027 -73.9949Daylight Only

The Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883. At the time, it was the longest suspension bridge.

Take a photo of the bridge from Furman Street with your motorcycle in the picture.



BFB 297 pointsSite of the Oldest Ferry in the USPalisado Ave near Kennedy RdWindsor CT41.86667 -72.62937Daylight Only

At this site in 1648, Bissell's ferry began operation well over a century before there even was a United States. It provided transportation between Windsor and what is now South Windsor, north of Hartford.

Take a photo of the historic marker.

BHC 750 pointsBush Plane Museum50 Pim StreetSault Ste. Marie ON46.50518 -84.3248324-7

The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre (CBHC) was formed in 1987 by a small group of volunteers wishing to preserve Ontario's rich bushplane and firefighting heritage.

Take a photo of the Beech ski plane on the pedestal outside the museum.

BOM 498 pointsJ. Armand Bombardier Museum1001 avenue J.-A.-BombardierValcourt QC45.49463 -72.31069Daylight Only

The J. Armand Bombardier Museum highlights Joseph-Armand Bombardier's life and work. Bombardier was an ingenious inventor and entrepreneur who changed history through revolutionary innovations in snow transport.

Take a photo of a museum building with "Bombardier" on it.

BUZ 301 pointsCape Cod Canal Railroad BridgeCanal Street service roadBourne MA41.74323 -70.61393Daylight Only



Opened in 1935, this 544-foot span vertical lift bridge is a landmark spanning the Cape Cod Canal, connecting the cape with the mainland.

Take a photo of the bridge with your motorcycle in the picture.

CCM 296 pointsCanadian Canoe Museum910 Monaghan RoadPeterborough ON44.28798 -78.33063Daylight Only

The Canadian Canoe Museum is North America's only canoe museum. With 580 canoes and kayaks and 1,000 related artifacts, The Canadian Canoe Museum's collection is the largest of its kind.

Take a picture of the museum building.

CHU 749 pointsBig Chute Marine RailwayUpper Big Chute RoadColdwater ON44.88494 -79.67278Daylight Only

Big Chute Marine Railway is a boat lift at Lock 44 of the Trent-Severn Waterway in Ontario, Canada. It works on an inclined plane to carry boats in a cradle (without a filled tank) over a change of height of about 60 feet (18 m). It is the only marine railway of its kind in North America still in use.

Take a picture of the marker with the railway in the background.

COG 748 pointsFirst COG TrainBase Station Road Six miles east of US-302Bretton Woods NH44.27005 -71.3509Daylight Only

World's first cog locomotive, originally named Hero now known as Peppersass, last operated in 1929, is now on display at Marshfield Station.

Take a photo of Peppersass and your motorcycle.



CON 302 pointsConfederation BridgeLocated on NB16 at Northumberland StraitCape Jourimain NB46.16052 -63.81713Daylight Only

Connecting New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, the Confederation Bridge is 8 miles long and opened in 1997.

Take a picture of the bridge.

CTT 3000 pointsConch Tour Train501 Front StreetKey West FL24.56040 -81.80590Daylight - First Train Departs 9am - Last Train Departs 4:30pm

Henry Flagler's railroad arrived in Key West in 1912 and changed the island city forever. The Conch Tour Train is his engineering achievement and has had over 10 million tourists ride the train since 1912.

Take a photo of the Conch Tour Train at the Front Street depot. The depot building must be included in the picture.

DES 950 pointsDale Earnhardt Statue1801 W. International Speedway BlvdDaytona Beach FL29.19218 -81.0678524-7

NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Sr. was killed on February 18, 2001 in a crash during the last lap of the Daytona 500. The 49-year old had a spectacular career driving stock cars, winning seven Winston Cup championships.

Take a photo of the statue.



EDM 747 pointsL’Épopée de la Moto309, de Gaspé OuestSaint-Jean-Port-Joli QC47.19487 -70.2852Daylight Only

L’Épopée de la Moto is the first motorcycling museum in Quebec.

Take a photo of the museum sign. Be sure we can see the motorcycle at the top.

EFA 401 pointsDossin Great Lakes Museum100 Strand on Belle IsleDetroit MI42.33508 -82.98548Daylight Only

The SS Edmund Fitzgerald was a Great Lakes Freighter that sank on November 10th 1975 without sending any distress signals. It is the most famous disaster in the history of Great Lakes shipping with all 29 hands lost.

Take a photo of the bow anchor of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

EMM 303 pointsErie Maritime Museum150 East Front StreetErie PA42.13595 -80.08722July 4th, Daylight Only

The Erie Maritime Museum is located on Presque Isle Bay in downtown Erie, Pennsylvania. It is the homeport of the US Brig Niagara, a modern re-creation of the US Brig Niagara that fought in the Battle of Lake Erie.

Take a photo of the flagship Niagara docked behind the museum.

FHE 746 pointsMusee Maritime du Quebec55 Chemin du PionniersEst, G0R 2B0L'Islet QC47.12877 -70.370779am - 6 pm

Fast Hydrofoil Escort HMCS Bras D'Or was built in 1967. The 151 foot warship



achieved a speed of 63 knots at full load in 3-4 foot waves.

Take a photo of the HMCS Bras D'Or.

GCM 402 pointsGlenn H. Curtiss Museum8419 NY-54Hammondsport NY42.39755 -77.23219Daylight Only

Dedicated to the memory of pioneer aviator, Glenn Curtiss, the museum contains a priceless collection relating to early aviation and local history, Glenn Curtiss won world recognition as an aircraft builder and pilot in 1909 when he won the Gordon Bennett Trophy for speed at the First International Aviation Meet held in Rheims, France. During this flight he achieved the breath-taking speed of 46.5 MPH.

Take a photo of the plane at the driveway to the museum.

GMP 501 pointsGrumman Memorial ParkOn NY-25, near intersection of NY-25ACalverton, Long Island NY40.92758 -72.7917824-7

The Park celebrates the many years that the Grumman Corporation (now the Northrop Grumman Corporation) had a Long Island presence and is located on the former Grumman Aerospace Flight Test Facility in Suffolk County. From fighter jets to a lunar module, Grumman's workers were an integral part of air and space flight.

Take a picture of the F-14A Tomcat.

GSS 304 pointsGeneral Slocum Steamboat Fire Mass Memorial67-29 Metropolitan AvenueMiddle Village, Queens County NY40.71232 -73.888187am – 5pm

St. Mark's German Lutheran Church hired the General Slocum Steamboat for their 17th Annual picnic to Long Island New York on June 15, 1904. Shortly after the boat with 1,700 passengers left the East 3rd street pier in New York City, it caught fire. 1,020 souls were lost.



Take a photo of the monument in Lutheran All Faiths Cemetary.

HFM 1666 pointsHenry Ford Museum20900 Oakwood Blvd.Dearborn MI42.3025 -83.2318Daily 9:30 am - 5 pm, $17 admission, $15 seniors

The Henry Ford Museum is a monument to invention and industrialization with a heavy focus on transportation.

Get a receipt showing that you arrived at the museum not later than 4:00 p.m. and then take pictures of the following 25 exhibits: □ The bus ridden by Rosa Parks on December 1, 1955; □ The 1 horsepower 1883 engine designed by Nikolaus Otto; □ The 1916 Steam Traction Engine; □ The Limo used by President Dwight Eisenhower; □ The Limo used by President Ronald Reagan; □ The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile; □ The 603 ton Allegany Locomotive; □ The Limo Used by President Franklin Roosevelt; □ The 1971 Honda CB750; □ The reproduction of the Wright Brothers plane; □ The 1903 Ford Model A; □ The 1930 Ford Model A; □ The 1949 VW Beetle; □ The 1955 Corvette; □ The car that was driven from San Francisco to New York in 1903; □ The 1963 Buick Riviera; □ The car that held the Land Speed Record from 1965 until 1991; □ The 1931 Bugatti Type 41 Royale; □ The 1948 Tucker; □ The 1909 Ford Model T; □ The 1932 Ford V8 engine; □ The 1891 Concord Coach; □ The 1996 Ford Quadricycle; □ The Douglas DC3; and □ The Limo in which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.



IRE 1000 pointsPointe-au-Pere Memorial Museum1034, rue du PhareRimouski QC48.51753 -68.46847Daylight Only

This is the site of Canada's greatest peacetime maritime disaster in which 1012 lives were lost when the Canadian oceanliner Empress of Ireland was hit by the Norwegian coal carrying freighter Storstad in the fog and sunk in 14 minutes.

Take a Photo of the Kiss Me Baby statue outside the Museum.

JIP 555 pointsThe Johnstown Inclined Plane711 Edgehill DriveJohnstown PA40.32552 -78.92867Mon - Thur: 8:00 a.m. - 10p.m., Fri: 8:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m., Sat: 9:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m., Sun: 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.

The Johnstown Inclined Plane is the steepest vehicular incline in the world, meaning its 30' cars, large enough to hold 65 people, 6 motorcycles, or a vehicle, travel at the steepest grade for cars their size.

Ride the incline one way, take a photo of your motorcycle in the car and get a receipt.

KLL 502 pointsKirkfield Lift LockOn Kirkfield RoadKirkfield ON44.58987 -78.9894324-7

This massive boat lift was constructed between 1896 and 1907 and is still a functioning part of Ontario's water transportation system.

Take a picture of the Kirkfield Lift Lock itself or the sign.



LAA 306 pointsLarz Anderson Auto Museum15 Newton StBrookline MA42.30937 -71.13492Tuesday through Sunday 10am - 4pm Closed July 4

The Larz Anderson Auto Museum is home to "Americas oldest car collection."

Take a photo of the museum house.

MAC 1199 pointsMackinac BridgeI-75, Exit 343Saint Ignace MI45.84732 -84.72553Daylight hours

Opened on November 1, 1957, the Mackinac Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world. It is still the longest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere. Although the 3,800 foot center span is slightly shorter than the center span of the Golden Gate Bridge, the total length of the Mackinac Bridge is 26,372 feet. The length of the suspension bridge (including anchorages) is 8,614 feet.

Take a picture of the bridge from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

MBT 307 pointsThe Museum of Bus Transportation161 Museum Drive (PA-39)Hershey PA40.29943 -76.69003Daylight Only

The Museum of Bus Transportation has partnered with the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum (AACAM) to establish a joint museum. Having this new facility allows each organization to display all forms of motor vehicles and related memorabilia to better educate and entertain the hobbyist and general public.

Take a photo of the museum.



MMA 999 pointsMaritime Museum of the Atlantic1675 Lower Water StreetHalifax NS44.6474 -63.5712Daylight Only

HMCS Sackville (K181) is a Flower-class corvette that served in the Royal Canadian Navy and later served as a civilian research vessel. She is now a museum ship and the last surviving Flower-class corvette.

Take a photo of the ship.

MOY 308 pointsMuseum of Yachting90 Fort Adams DriveNewport RI41.47958 -71.33591Daylight Only

The Museum of Yachting is dedicated to preserving the culture of yachting by fostering education and enjoyment of its history through the presentation of vessels, artifacts, literature, events, and regattas.

Take a photo of the Museum.

NSM 399 pointsNational Soaring MuseumHarris Hill, 51 Soaring Hill DriveElmira NY42.12175 -76.9015Daylight Only

The National Soaring Museum is the only U.S. museum (and one of only two worldwide) focused on motorless flight. The local community, Elmira, NY is regarded as the "Soaring Capital of America," in part because of soaring's central role for nearly 80 years in the social and economic history of the region.

Take a photo of the Glider Hangar. Make sure to get the windsock in the photo.



OMB 250 pointsCanadian Automotive Museum99 Simcoe Street SouthOshawa ON43.89478 -78.86237Weekdays 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Weekends 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., $5

The 25,000 sq. ft. museum in Oshawa was originally a 1920's car dealership and is maintained to display that period of architecture right down to the original elevator used to move cars to the second floor.

Take a photo of the Bugatti 1926 Type 37.

OSM 745 pointsOrangedale Station Museum1428 Orangedale RoadOrangedale NS45.90055 -61.0937Daylight Only

Built in 1886, this is Nova Scotia's oldest surviving railway station. The station was operational until 1990.

Take a photo of the station with the Orangedale sign clearly visible.

OW1 503 pointsOil Museum of Canada2423 Kelly RoadOil Springs ON42.77191 -82.12114Daylight Only

Although American Edwin Drake is usually credited with drilling the first oil well in Titusville, Pennsylvania in 1859, James Miller Williams of Hamilton, Ontario was producing 150 gallons of oil per hour from a well in Oil Springs, Ontario using a hand pump in 1857. In 1858, Williams drilled a deeper well and struck a free-flowing pool of oil.

Take a picture of the reconstruction of the first commercial oil well. Walk to the site if the gates are closed.



OW2 744 pointsDrake's Oil Well202 Museum LaneTitusville PA41.61101 -79.657Daylight Only, $10 fee 9a-5pm Tues-Sat, Access is available at no cost at other times.

In 1859, Edwin Drake began producing oil from a well in Titusville, Pennsylvania. Unaware of Williams’ well in Oil Springs, Ontario, many believed, and still believe, that this was the world’s first commercial oil well.

Take a picture of the sign commemorating Drake's first oil well.

PA01 100 pointsDiamond Plum Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 49.3 EastboundVerona PA40.5207 -79.814124-7

Opened on October 1, 1940, the Pennsylvania Turnpike was the first long-distance, limited-access highway in the United States and served as a model for other limited-access toll roads and the Interstate Highway System.

Make a purchase and obtain a receipt identifying this Turnpike Plaza.

PA02 100 pointsNew Stanton Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 77.6 WestboundHunker PA40.2059 -79.566524-7


Make a purchase and obtain a receipt identifying this Turnpike Plaza .



PA03 100 pointsNorth Somerset Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 112.3 WestboundSomerset PA40.0004 -79.044624-7



PA04 100 pointsSouth Somerset Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 112.3 EastboundSomerset PA39.9994 -79.045824-7



PA05 100 pointsNorth Midway Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 147.3 WestboundBedford PA40.0309 -78.491824-7



PA06 100 pointsSouth Midway Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 147.3 EastboundBedford PA40.0292 -78.49324-7





PA07 100 pointsSideling Hill Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 172.3 Westbound & EastboundWaterfall PA40.0591 -78.081524-7



PA08 100 pointsBlue Mountain Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 202.5 WestboundNewburg PA40.1662 -77.597424-7



PA09 100 pointsCumberland Valley Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 219.1 EastboundPlainfield PA40.2048 -77.287824-7


Make a purchase and obtain a receipt identifying this Turnpike Plaza. .



PA10 100 pointsHigh Spire Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 249.7 EastboundMiddletown PA40.2095 -76.74324-7



PA11 100 pointsLawn Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 258.8 WestboundElizabethtown PA40.2084 -76.574524-7



PA12 100 pointsBowmansville Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 289.9 EastboundDenver PA40.2023 -76.015924-7





PA13 100 pointsPeter J. Camiel Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 304.8 WestboundGlenmoore PA40.1223 -75.776224-7



PA14 100 pointsValley Forge Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 324.6 EastboundWayne PA40.0828 -75.439724-7



PA15 100 pointsKing of Prussia Pennsylvania Turnpike PlazaMilepost 328.4 WestboundKing of Prussia PA40.0895 -75.370924-7





PEE 998 pointsPelee Island AirportCentre Dyke RoadPelee Island ON41.77955 -82.6699Daylight Only

Pelee Island Airport is the most southern international airport in Canada. It offers a 3300 foot paved runway.

Enjoy the ferry ride and then take a photo of your motorcycle in front of the Pelee Island Airport building.

QUI 201 pointsHarriet Quimby Memorial PlaqueBranch Road, near the fueling stationColdwater MI41.93582 -85.05451Daylight Only

Harriet Quimby was the first woman in the United States, and the second in the world, to obtain a pilot's license on August 1, 1911. On April 16, 1912, she became the first woman to fly across the English Channel, flying from the Cliffs of Dover to Hardelot, France.

Take a photo of your motorcycle with the historic marker bearing Harriet Quimby's name.

RCW 308 pointsThe Rideau Canal Waterway37 St. John StreetMerrickville ON44.91628 -75.83872Daylight Only

The locks that connect the beautiful lakes and rivers that make up the Rideau Canal Waterway were first opened in 1832 and it t continuing operating canal. In 2007 it was designated a World Heritage Site, recognizing the canal as a masterpiece of human creative genius.

Take a photo of one of the Merrickville Locks.



RSM 199 pointsRobert McLaughlin Memorial PlaqueAbout 1/4 mile west of Tyrone on the north side of Concession Road 7Tyrone ON44.00623 -78.72878Daylight Only

Robert McLaughlin, a pioneer of the Canadian vehicle industry, was born in the family homestead on this property. In 1869 he established the McLaughlin Carriage Works at Enniskillen, which expanded rapidly and eventually became the largest carriage-works in the British Empire. In 1907 the McLaughlin Motor Car Company was formed and the following year began to assemble some of the earliest automobiles produced in Canada. The company became General Motors of Canada in 1918.

Take a photo of the Plaque with your motorcycle in the picture.

RSR 198 pointsRail Speed Record MarkerOn Paige Street near North Lynn StreetBryan OH41.48066 -84.5517324-7

In 1966 the New York Central Railroad Company ran a test to determine the feasibility of operating high-speed passenger service. The test site was near Bryan, Ohio on the longest multiple track straight railroad line in the world. a sixty-seven mile straight from Toledo Ohio to Butler, Indiana On July 23, 1966 a Budd RDC-3 passenger car propelled by two roof-mounted jet aircraft engines attained a speed of 183.85 miles per hour the highest ever recorded on a railroad in North America .

Take a photo of the plaque.

SMB 309 pointsSloan Museum1221 E. Kearsley StreetFlint MI43.02328 -83.67745Mon- Fri 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Weekends noon to 5 p.m.Closed July 4, $9

Named for longtime President and Chairman of the Board of General Motors, Alfred P. Sloan, the Sloan Museum exhibits the history of Flint, Michigan and GM.

Take a picture of the 1902 Flint car.



TCH 751 pointsThe Trans-Canada Highway Historical PlaqueTC-17 rest area, approximately 35 miles north of Sault Ste MarieChippewa Falls ON46.92826 -84.4254424-7

This plaque stands approximately at the halfway point of the Trans-Canada Highway, which runs from St. John's, Newfoundland, to Victoria, British Columbia.

Take a photo of plaque with your motorcycle in the foreground.

TIC 497 pointsShelburne Museum6000 Shelburne Road/US-7Shelburne VT44.3705 -73.2314210am - 5pm or Daylight

The SS Ticonderoga is a National Historic Landmark and the last walking beam side-wheel passenger steamer in existence.

Take a photo of the restored 220-foot steamboat Ticonderoga. So that you can avoid the $20 fee during normal museum hours, we will accept a photo clearly showing the ship's smokestack taken from off the museum grounds.

TMB 505 pointsTitanic MemorialOn the waterfront near 4th and P St.Washington DC38.87199 -77.01935Daylight Only

The Titanic Memorial is a granite statue in southwest Washington, D.C., that honors the men who died on the RMS Titanic. The thirteen-foot-tall figure is of a partly clad male figure with arms outstretched. The statue was erected by the Women's Titanic Memorial Association.

Take a photo of the statue.



TWM 295 pointsCivil War Prison Train Wreck MarkerPA-434, between Glen Dr and Chauncey Thomas RoadShohola PA41.47205 -74.91738Daylight Only

On July 15, 1864, and Erie Railroad train carrying 833 Confederate prisoners and 128 Union guards to the prison camp at Elmira, N.Y., collided with a coal train between Shohola and Lackawaxen. About 48 prisoners and 17 guards were killed. Survivors, both injured and uninjured, were brought to Shohola where they were generously cared for by residents of the village.

Take a photo of the plaque.

UR1 294 pointsUnderground Railroad MonumentKellogg House Park, W. Van Buren St near Divison St. NBattle Creek MI42.31903 -85.17943Daylight Only

Historians believe as many as 1,500 slaves passed through the city of Battle Creek enroute to Detroit for their ultimate passage to Canada. Designed by sculptor Ed Dwight and built with funds donated by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the 28-foot long, 14-foot high bronze statue reminds us of Battle Creek's importance in the Underground Railroad.

Take a photo of the monument depicting those fleeing slavery via the underground railroad.

UR2 293 pointsInternational Underground Railroad MemorialHart Plaza on the bank of the Detroit River Detroit MI42.32638 -83.04395Daylight only

The International Underground Railroad Memorial is placed in one of the narrowest places in the Detroit river. Detroit was one of the largest gateways out of the country to free slaves to Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Take a photo of the monument entitled Gateway to Freedom.



UR3 292 pointsUndergound Railroad in Canada200 Pitt Street EastWindsor ON42.31977 -83.03685Daylight Only

Settlements along the Detroit and Niagara rivers were important terminals of the Underground Railroad. By 1861, some 30,000 freedom-seekers resided in what is now Ontario.

Take a photo of the monument entitled "Keeping the Flame of Freedom Alive."

REST1 1920 pointsLeg 1 Rest BonusAnywhere Starting on Wednesday, July 3

Earn 4 points per minute for staying in one place for a minimum of 4 hours, up to 8 hours maximum credit. Your starting receipt may be on Tuesday but you must then document at least 4 hours on Wednesday (no points are earned before 12:00:01 am on Wednesday). As long as you start on Wednesday, you can continue earning credit on Thursday.

Document a stop for four (4) or more hours starting on Wednesday, July 3.

CI1 1000 pointsLeg 1 Call-In BonusNoon to 11:59 pm PACIFIC TIMEAnywhere Wednesday, July 3

Call 916-273-5170 and leave the following information: (1) Your name, (2) Your rider number, (3) Your location (city/town and state), (4) The last bonus you scored, (5) The next bonus you are headed for.

Call on Wednesday, July 3 between noon and 11:59 pm PACIFIC TIME.

TRK1 1000 pointsLeg 1 Tracking/Fuel Log Bonus

A maximum of 1,000 points total is available for keeping fuel purchase records OR using a satellite tracking system that is functioning properly and leaving track of your position that is accessible by Iron Butt Rally Staff. You don’t have to do both. To obtain points for fuel purchase records, riders must submit a receipt for every fuel purchase with the



following information on the receipt: (1) location (city/town and state/province), (2) date, (3) time, and (4) volume (gallons or liters) purchased. Riders with a total fuel capacity of 7.0 or more U.S. gallons must also fill out the attached "Fuel Log" in order to obtain points for fuel purchase records.

If any of the required information is not printed on a fuel receipt, it must be hand written on the receipt. Any error in the printed date should also be corrected by hand. (Errors in the printed time need not be corrected IF YOU ARE KEEPING A FUEL LOG.) Also, write the telephone number of the station on the receipt if you correct an error other than a time error. The fuel log requires all of the same information as required on fuel receipts plus the odometer reading and the correct time the purchase was made. AS WITH ALL OTHER BONUSES, YOU MUST CLAIM THIS BONUS ON THE CLAIMED BONUSES LISTING IN ORDER TO BE AWARDED POINTS!


Claimed Bonuses (in sequential order), Leg 1, 2013 Iron Butt RallyRider Name (print):______________________________________ Rider Number: _____

Time In: _____ Minutes Late: ____ Photo Penalty: ________ Odometer: _____________Bonus Code Odometer Date Local Time Points

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Total Bonus Points:

I agree/disagree with this score: – Penalty Points:___________________________________ Total Score:


Claimed Bonuses (in sequential order), Leg 1, 2013 Iron Butt RallyRider Name (print):______________________________________ Rider Number: _____

(Continuation Sheet)Bonus Code Odometer Date Local Time Points

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Fuel Log, Leg 1Rider Name: _________________________________________ Rider Number: ____No. Date Time Town/City State/Prov Odometer Gal/Litres Penalty1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435


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