America's Packard Museum

America’s Packard Museum preserves Packard automobiles, memorabilia and a large automotive reference library in the restored 1917 Packard dealership building. The museum is operated by a 501(c)(3) organization and focuses on education and preservation of Packard history.

Displays include curated cars from different eras, artifacts, and the Turnquist Library of automotive books. The museum offers a virtual tour, group tours, and private-event rentals; check the official site for current hours and event listings.

Plan on about 1–2 hours to see the main exhibits and browse the library and artifacts.

Look out for:

• Restored Packard passenger cars spanning early 20th century models to later classics.

• Period dealership architecture and interpretive displays in the original 1917 building.

• The Turnquist Library with a large collection of automotive books and reference materials.

• Rotating special exhibits and occasional events (see museum calendar).

Best way to experience it:

Arrive with time to read exhibit plaques and view the cars up close; if you’re researching or a serious enthusiast, contact the museum ahead to ask about library access or guided/group tour availability.