History in Motion

In the early 20th Century, Havana was a playground for rich and famous Americans who found Cuba to be their ideal spot for vacation. They traveled to Cuba en masse, often bringing their cars with them.  When Fidel Castro rose to power his communist beliefs, anti-American perceptions, and friendliness with the then-Soviet Union caused the US to sever ties with the country.  A ban on the import of American cars left Cubans with no choice but to maintain what they had; it turns out to be a picturesque journey of history in motion!