Tn'Vittles at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

The Tn'Vittles breakfast on Saturday, March 12th was hosted by Stan and Janice Gauna at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on 12th Street in Albuquerque.  The mission of the facility is "To preserve and perpetuate Pueblo culture and to advance understanding by presenting with dignity and respect, the accomplishments and evolving history of the Pueblo people of New Mexico."  The museum represents 19 pueblos with examples of world-class American Indian artwork and cultural artifacts.

The breakfast was attended by 27 Club members in a beautiful dining area distinguished by Pueblo style architectural details like natural stonework and vigas (pine logs used in traditional New Mexico adobe buildings to support the ceilings and roof).  There was a wide-array of choices on the menu and the food was ample and delicious!

Thank you to Stan and Janice for organizing this wonderful breakfast!

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque

Larry, Lorna, and grandson Cole

Stan and his 1917 depot hack.

Club Model T's lined up in front of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

The lobby of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Betty Housholder; Jahn and Barbara Wright; Mark, Stan and Janice Gauna; and Janice's son John Bauer

Larry and Lorna Azevedo with their grandson Cole, Brian Dean, John Seawell, and Vaughn Rockafellow.

Sharon and Mark Dominguez, Dean Van Doren, Linda Riel, and Susan Wing.

Lena and Clarence Schritter sharing a table with Paul and Marilyn Duncan.

Dean and Linda recounting a humourous story from the recent national MTFCA meeting aboard a Carnival cruise ship.

Russell and Julie Dilts with Don Mitchell.

Dining area at the Cultural Center.

Vaughn and Larry (seated) and Ken Carpenter and his daugter Kassandra.

Larry describing the restoration of his 1912 touring car to the Duncans.

Model T's at the breakfast.

Larry making some ajustments to Ken's engine. This is the 1916 speedster whose engine was installed at the last work party.

Cole behind the wheel of his grandparents 1912 touring car. Cole is anxious to drive a T himself!

Jack driving Stan and Janice Gauna's 1917 fruit wagon.

Stan and Janice

Lorna and Susan (seated in Wing's 1925 coupe).

Model T's in front of the Cultural Center.

Paul, Don, Larry, and Ken looking over Ken's 1916 speedster.

Larry, Lorna, and Cole leaving for home.

Ken with Kassandra strapped in the "mother-in-law" seat.

Lena, Clarence, Marilyn, and Paul in front of the 1925 coupe.

Russell and Julie in their 1923 coupe.

Dean and Linda in "Lulu Bell", Linda's 1926 Fordor featured in a movie about Georgia O'Keeffe.

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