JUNE 14 RIDE TO REMEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT__We have some great sponsors! Thank you for helping to make this year's ride a reality!
For more information on the July 12 event, an in-person ride that takes cyclists through the Village of Bluffton, Ohio, and the scenic surrounding countryside, with routes passing through Gilboa, Ottawa, Rawson, and other nearby towns, visit www.ridetoremember.net/
Visitors to the 2025 Bluffton Festival of Wheels walked between a scattering of raindrops until about 6:30 p.m. when Bluffton Lions organizers decided to present awards a little early.
The event provided a wide array of vehicles including cars, trucks and tractors of all vintages. There was also food and music--both vintage tunes from a DJ and a live performance by Mariachi Garibaldi at Campito Lindo.
Visitors to the 2025 Bluffton Festival of Wheels walked between a scattering of raindrops until about 6:30 p.m. when Bluffton Lions organizers decided to present awards a little early.
The event provided a wide array of vehicles including cars, trucks and tractors of all vintages. There was also food and music--both vintage tunes from a DJ and a live performance by Mariachi Garibaldi at Campito Lindo.
Did you find a favorite vehicle or a car resembling one you grew up with?
Icon photos are presented here in two groups. More photos are HERE.
FROM WWW.BLUFFTON.EDU__Bluffton University is proud to introduce Dr. J. Alexander Sider as its interim president—a familiar and trusted face who has been shaping the Bluffton experience since 2006.
UPDATE: Link below is fixed. This is perhaps the most mysterious photo among eight selected by the Bluffton Ohio Historical Society for the Reframing Bluffton History Art Contest. The image of men digging around railroad tracks is undated and the location is unknown. For more information on the photographs and competition (deadline July 31), visit BlufftonForever.com HERE.
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