The National Corvette Museum rounded up damaged cars and other artifacts from the 2014 sinkhole to display in a new exhibit that celebrates the progress it's made since.
Ten years ago, a sinkhole made international news, but it wasn?t just some blank spot in a field that fell into the Earth. A 2014 sinkhole in Kentucky landed directly under the storied National Corvette Museum , the holy land for Chevy enthusiasts and a popular spot for special car deliveries and events.
?This special exhibit allows us to reflect on the challenges we faced, and the tremendous progress we have achieved since then.? Beyond the cars, the exhibit will also display the original sinkhole and the boulder that fell on a rare Corvette model. The museum also plans to detail its recovery efforts, including the process taken to repair the sinkhole and capital improvements made to the on-site restaurant and gallery.
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