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Washington, D.C. "Football -- Georgetown University game, 1911." CI years before Super Bowl XLVI. Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
Actually buckboard wagons had tail gates, didn't they? You could go to the game in your brand new Studebaker wagon.
Here is a little history on the location of the game:
Drive-in football. "Enjoy the game without leaving the comfort or security of your carriage or automobile!"
Oh wait, we can't, the Tailgate hasn't been invented yet.
My wife and I live about three miles from Lucas Oil Stadium, and we'll be pleased as punch when XLVI is finally relegated to the mists of History.
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