Vintage, early 20th century Singer sewing machine on display in the Lodge House at the Packard Proving Ground.Hilary Davis
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Small-Scale 20th Century Design: The Singer Sewing Machine

A different kind of 20th Century engineering! Exploring the Singer sewing machine.
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Check It Out: Continuing the PPG Library Project

Our holdings include a diverse array of print publications, newsletters, magazines, and Packard-original documents that we plan to preserve and protect for the long term.
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Packard’s Guardians: The Legacy of Roger Luksik

For some, the Packard Proving Grounds is a place discovered later in life. For Roger Luksik, it was something closer to an inheritance. Long before Roger became a volunteer, board member, or president of the Packard Motor Car Foundation, Packard was already part of his family’s story.
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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.
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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.
South Parkway Entrance and ElmsMark Smucker
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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.
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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.