The museum holds a Fabulous '50s, Sensational '60s Car Meet and Antique Aeroplane Show on Saturday and Sunday.
On display will be early Thunderbirds and Mustangs, classic Corvettes, Woodies and more.
Organizers say poodle skirts, bobby socks and James Dean-style jeans, leather jackets and T-shirts are welcome and encouraged.
And weather permitting, the museum's fleet of World War I-era biplanes will take to the skies.
The event is part of the midcoast area's "Festival of Independence" weekend, with activities taking place from Owls Head to Camden.

verified Tina - NCLB definitely needs to be gotten rid of but it isn't "what is causing our schools to fail". It might be what defines specific schools as failing, but in a broad sense, it isn't responsible for the fact that our schools are failing. When it comes down to it, the primary culprit is culture. This country needs a kick in the face and a drastic change in culture. Education is not seen as nearly as important as it is by such a large amount of Americans. This is a failure of schools, parents, and the United States as a whole. But all we really see are tiny little reforms that think throwing more and more money at schools will fix the situation. Money can help.. there is no question. The schools and youth in this country will not start to truly turn around, however, until we figure out how to implement a drastic change in culture.
ESL. bingo. to quote a teacher as spoken to my wife regarding poor classroom performance with ESL students: "we can only go as fast as the slowest student"
Failing ESL students should be held back the same as others. If they refuse to learn they can drop out of that 3rd grade class when they turn 16.
If they need an english class then we would be happy to pay for remedial english classes after regular school hours for those who wish to learn. We need to quit avoiding the real issues with ESL and tackle the problem. If the kids dont care about learning they wont learn, but there is no reason they need to be allowed to ruin it for the kids who want to learn.
agreed.
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