To celebrate the publication and launch of the much-anticipated book on Miller-Meteor, several dozen professional car enthusiasts gathered in Piqua, Ohio in late May, 2010.  Thomas A. McPherson, the author of Miller-Meteor, The Complete Illustrated History was on hand to personally autograph copies of this book, and the many other books he has authored.  Also present was Walter M. P. McCall, another noted automotive historian and author.  Walt and Tom have collaborated on several professional car books. 

These pictures are from the camera of Dennis Goethe.  Click for the larger version!

	Historic Fort Piqua in downtown Piqua, Ohio.  Home of the Piqua Public Library, and host to the celebration of authors -- including Thomas A. McPherson & Walter M.P. McCall.		Brady Smith looks on as Walt and Tom sign more of Dennis' books.
	The Miller-Meteors start to gather at the host hotel on Friday afternoon.		Finally, Dennis gets to the reason for the celebration with the Miller-Meteor book being signed by Tom.
	Professional cars at the hotel.		Miller hearse, Meteor record player.
	This Miller Packard carved side hearse set the tone for the meeting.		The interior of the Miller Packard is as elegant as the exterior.
	Miller-Packard hearse with town-car styling.
	Some of the cars displayed in downtown Piqua on Friday night.		A crowd begins to gather downtown.
	A cloudy, rainy evening deterred no one!
	Piqua's centerpiece.
	The lobby of the library.		Thomas A. McPherson presents a talk and slide show about his new book at the library.
	Walt signing books.		Guests view some of the pictures featured in the new Miller-Meteor book.
	Walt signing more books!		Tom's presentation was attended by many professional car enthusiasts as well as a few interested observers, too.
	Walter McCall (left) and Thomas McPherson (right) greeted visitors with pen in hand.		Newly-restored and looking as good as new, this combination made its inaugural appearance at a professional car function.
	Although a product of nearby Bellefontaine, Ohio, the Miller Packard hearse fit in comfortably in Piqua.		The overcast evening enhances the gold color of this Miller-Meteor.
	Notice the silent siren displayed on the front bumper.		As the rain begins to come down, professional car enthusiasts headed inside to visit and compare notes.
	Piqua Public Library.		Meteor built more than professional cars.  This is a Meteor record player.
	Tom signs some of his earlier professional car publications.		Jeremy Ledford's 1977 Miller-Meteor Cadillac.
	The reason to be in Piqua!  Miller-Meteor, The Complete Illustrated History is published!		Another view of the 1965 Miller-Meteor Cadillac combination from Alabama.