 Antique Automobile Club of America Museum
To Be Recognized for their Outstanding Website
Hershey, PA (July 23, 2010) – Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Museum has been named a finalist for a 2010 Best of the Web Award. Our website, www.AACAMuseum.org, was selected by an independent panel of judges for its design creativity, usability, innovation and overall experience.
AACA Museum will be recognized as one of five finalists in the “non-profit” category during an awards program as part the Central Penn Business Journal’s 2010 Internet Summit.
“Our website is one of our best marketing tools for guests looking to learn more about the Museum as an attraction in the Hershey Area and for those considering the Museum as a special event or wedding venue” stated Nancy Gates, Director of Marketing and Operations. “We are constantly striving to keep the site up to date with the most current information and look for ways to make it more user friendly for our guests” continued Gates. The site was designed and is maintained by Develisys. Develisys is a full-service web solution provider serving the greater Central Pennsylvania area. In addition to designing websites, Develisys creates internet marketing strategies, database-driven web applications and custom content management solutions. For more information on Develisys, contact Aaron Sherrick at 717-566-9455 or visit www.develisys.com.
Winners in all twelve awards categories will be announced at the Best of the Web Awards luncheon during the Internet Summit on Monday, July 26, 2010, from 7:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Convention Center in Camp Hill, PA.
Admission to the Internet Summit costs $55 a ticket and includes admission to the expert presentations, exhibit hall and awards lunch. Visit www.centralpennbusiness.com/events to purchase tickets or for more information, including lists of 2010 Best of the Web Awards finalists and exhibitors, the event agenda and more. The 2010 Internet Summit and Best of the Web Awards are programs of the Central Penn Business Journal and are sponsored by NetComm Solutions, Inc.; Netrepid, and Broadview Networks.
For more information or questions about either program, contact Colleen Jones from the Central Penn Business Journal at (717) 236-4300 or ColleenJ@journalpub.com.
The Antique Auto Museum at Hershey, a member of the Smithsonian Institute Affiliations Program, displays beautifully restored automobiles, buses and motorcycles in unique life-like scenes representing the 1900’s – 1970’s in a cross-country journey from New York to San Francisco. This Museum, a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, is one of the nation’s newest and largest automotive museums. Special exhibits change several times a year and focus on a variety of eras and types of vehicles. The Museum is located just off Route 39, one mile west of Hersheypark Drive in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Regular admission $10, seniors age 61 and older $9, juniors age 4-12 $7, children age 3 and under are FREE. The Museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For further information, please call 717-566-7100 or visit www.aacamuseum.org.
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