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| 1910 - coachbuilder's shop II
 Guscha  Packard Factory Interior  12/06/2014 17:02
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| Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 1, dated 1910. |
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| 1910 - coachbuilder's shop I
Guscha Packard Factory Interior 12/06/2014 17:01
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| Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 1, dated 1910. |
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| 36 model 994
Ted McClure 1936 12/06/2014 0:10
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| I read there was only nine of these models in existence. Does anyone have any documentation to back that up. Thanks Ted gasserted@yahoo.com |
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| 1910 - under construction
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 12/03/2014 13:09
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| Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 2, dated 1910. |
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| 1910 - front view
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 12/03/2014 12:40
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In 1905, the company had just two acres of floor space and that stockholders wanted to know what they were going to do with all of the excessive room. In 1910, Packard had grown to consume 33.6 acres, with active expansion projects ongoing east of East Grand Boulevard. Twenty-three of those acres were in use, and of that, over six acres of buildings were put into use since July 1, 1909, consisting mainly of new truck shops, a foundry and additions to the wood working, body making, sheet metal, administration buildings and powerhouse. The expansion projects included the construction of new machine shops, a forge shop, power house for the forge shop and foundry, stock building, and additions to the body erecting, hardening, service and truck shops, and to the main powerhouse.
Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 1, dated 1910. |
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| 1910 - construction proceeding
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 12/03/2014 12:31
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Construction proceeding south of East Grand Blvd. that runs left to right in the center of the photograph. The power house is located at the corner of the boulevard and Bellevue St., with a coal pit behind it. Plant overview.
Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 1, dated 1910. |
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| 1910 - factory exterior
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 12/03/2014 12:29
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| Source: The company?s in-house magazine "The Packard" Vol. 1, dated 1910. |
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| 1939 birdseye
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 12/03/2014 12:16
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| The origin of this pic is the catalog of junior cars (six and small eight cyl.) in 1939. |
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| 1938 - Night shot
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 11/29/2014 11:43
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Night shot of Packard factory buildings on December 29, 1938.
The photograph is from the National Automotive History Collection at the Rose & Robert Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library. |
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| 1935 - Loading dock of the Packard Plant.
Guscha Packard Factory Exterior 11/29/2014 11:41
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Loading dock of the Packard Plant in 1935.
The photograph is from the National Automotive History Collection at the Rose & Robert Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library. |
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