Packard’s Guardians: John MacArthur and the Legacy of Three Generations
In the story of the Packard Proving Grounds’ survival and revival, few names carry the generational weight and heartfelt dedication of John MacArthur.
Entries by Amanda Demo
Help Restore a WWII Landmark: The Tank Test Center
Among its historic buildings is the Tank Test Center, constructed during WWII and designed by William Kapp—the largest on site, is awaiting restoration.
Packard’s Guardians: The Legacy of Bob and Sunny Turnquist
In the world of Packard automobiles, few individuals have left a legacy as profound as Bob and Sunny Turnquist.
Packard’s Guardians: The Legacy of Russ Murphy
The Packard Proving Grounds is more than a historic landmark—it is a testament to the dedication and passion of individuals who have safeguarded its legacy.
Celebrating Our Volunteers: The Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
On Sunday, November 10th, 2024, the Packard Proving Grounds Historic Site was filled with gratitude and celebration as we hosted our annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner.
A Day to Remember at the Fall Open House
On October 20, 2024, the Packard Proving Grounds welcomed car enthusiasts, families, and community members to their Annual Fall Open House, and it was an event that exceeded all expectations. With perfect weather setting the stage, the day was filled with unforgettable moments and cherished memories.
Explore Your Local Heritage: Passport Programs and Beyond
When it comes to exploring the richness in our world, it’s easy to overlook the hidden gems in our own backyard. Luckily, there are passport programs that encourage us to become tourists in our local area, fostering a deeper appreciation for the heritage and history around us. Let’s delve into three remarkable passport programs that offer unique adventures for those keen on exploring and learning more about the past.
The Road to Pebble Beach
In the world of automotive elegance and heritage, few events rival the prestige of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. This year, I had the privilege of speaking with Mark Smucker, the president of the Packard Motor Car Foundation, who achieved an impressive 3rd place in his class at this renowned competition.
