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THE COURTSHIP OF WARD PACKARD AND ELIZABETH GILLMER & TESTING THE 1901 PACKARD
Recently we came upon this story from Elizabeth Gillmer Packard’s diary that illustrates the progressiveness of the Packard family. At a time in history when women still had few rights in the community, J.W. Packard was busy getting a woman’s perspective about the automobile he was building. (His may also have been trying to impress his lady friend.) -
The National Packard Museum is featured on the Kristal Hart Show!
Host Kristal Hart tours the National Packard Museum, Birthplace of Packard--the segment is featured on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network. -
2021 National Packard Museum Promotional Video
Video produced by YSU Communications student Cole Kistler of Warren, Ohio -
National Packard Museum Presented, "The Packard Family and Their Pets"
The National Packard Museum presented "The Packard Family and Their Pets" on Saturday, hosted by the museum's director of education and research, C... -
My Valley Cars: Packard Museum Edition
Maryann Porinchak, Executive Director of the National Packard Museum, gives us a personal tour for My Valley Cars! There's so much more to see and... -
My Valley Cars: Packard Museum Motorcycles April 2021
If you like to ride with two wheels, this is a must-see segment! -
Lampville USA
Why Was Warren, Ohio called Lampville USA?
In the 1910s, Warren made more lightbulbs than any city other than New York and Warren was the first city to light its streets entirely with incandescent lamps.
We hope you enjoy watching "Lampville USA" and Warren's contribution to modern society. -
Packard Family Genealogy Tour Success
National Packard Museum Hosts Successful Genealogy Tour (Packard family gravesite, including father Warren and his wife, and some of their childr... -
Howard Hughes Gives A Packard To Jean Peters
The National Packard Museum in Warren, Ohio presents the Howard Hughes, Jean Peters 1955 Packard. -
Warren-Built Packard Exhibit Video Tour
The National Packard Museum, Warren, Ohio presents a special tour of the Warren Built Packard Exhibit with Charles Ohlin, Director of Education and Research. -
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