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Membership Benefits

Some of the benefits to being a member of the River City Classics & Eamon's Garage Historical Society are:

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Access to a Venue

Our Society provides a great venue for an interchange of people who share the same ideas, aspirations, and aims relative to historic automobiles and automobilia. This is an excellent place for members to learn from each other and to exchange helpful insights, ideas and knowledge on restoration, maintenance, skills, access to parts and tools for cars and trucks.  

Socialization

We are a great place to socialize! It allows for members from different areas of life to meet up and share a passion with other avid enthusiasts. If you’re new to our community, our Society is a great way to meet new friends and even colleagues who you may form a life-long friendship with. 

A Place to Learn

If you’re interest is in vintage vehicles, their history, the history of service stations and how they operated or in the Eamon's Tourist Centre this is a great place to learn. We have a library of books, documents, manuals and pictures for members as a resource.

Charitable Events

Another aspect of our organization is philanthropy, and our members give back to the community in a unique way. We raise funds through donations, raffles, car shows and events for our museum and to benefit our community.  Portions of our proceeds are donated to local charities, where we hope to make a difference in both big and small ways. 

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Youth Automotive Mechanics Opportunity

Building Skills. Preserving History. Connecting Generations.


River City Revival, a subgroup connected to River City
Classics and Eamon’s Garage Historical Society, is proud to introduce a free, hands-on introductory automotive mechanics experience for young men and women
ages 14–17.


Our goal is to introduce the next generation(s) to the fundamentals of automotive mechanics through practical experience, shared knowledge, and an appreciation for automotive history. We’re kicking things off with an iconic piece of American automotive engineering: the General Motors 350-cubic-inch V8 engine.

Participants will explore how an engine works, learn about its individual components, and take part in the process of disassembly, inspection, and rebuilding.

This  experience is more than just turning wrenches. It’s about developing confidence, learning practical skills, exploring potential career paths, and discovering the satisfaction that comes from understanding how things work.

It also offers an affordable starting point for parents who want to share an automotive project with their son or daughter.

Rather than facing the considerable initial expense of purchasing a project vehicle , families can begin by learning the fundamentals together in a supportive environment.

No previous mechanical experience is necessary. Just an interest in learning, a willingness to get involved, and a curiosity about what lies beneath the hood. Through River City Revival, we hope to inspire a new generation of automotive enthusiasts, family involvement, and keep the knowledge and passion for mechanical craftsmanship alive.

Joiin us every Wednesday at 7pm at Eamon's Garage located at 64137 Hwy 543 east High River 

Because sometimes, the best projects aren’t just about what we build — they’re about who we build it with.

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