Small-Scale 20th Century Design: The Singer Sewing Machine
A different kind of 20th Century engineering! Exploring the Singer sewing machine.
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.
Looking Sharp: Presenting One of the PPG’s Most Exciting Artifacts
Preparations are underway to preserve one of the PPG's most unique and personal artifacts.
Collection Processing: The Finding Aid—Our Grand Finale
Maximize your collection’s research potential by creating a finding aid.
Collection Processing: The Moment You’ve Been Waiting For (Rehousing!)
Time to tuck in your archival collections for a long, safe rest! Explore the rehousing process with some simple tips.
Collection Processing: Getting Ready for Moving Day
Good news: You won't have to do all the heavy lifting by yourself! Check out these companies who can help make things easier.
Collection Processing: Birds of a Feather, Ducks in a Row
Creating a sensible arrangement for your archival collections is simpler than you think!
Collection Processing: An Ode to the Inventory List
Let's see . . . what could be in these boxes? Better keep a detailed record!
Collection Processing: What Should I Do With This Thing?
Need some general guidelines for working with archival materials? Here are some helpful how-tos for those starting the preservation process.
Albert Kahn, Architect of the Packard Proving Grounds
At the time that Henry Joy picked Albert Kahn to design the Packard factory buildings in Detroit, the German-born Kahn was a young but brilliant architect. He built a reputation for tackling large projects with the construction of Army…
Intro to Collection Processing: Why Historical Preservation is Important
Exploring archival administration and historic preservation efforts at the Packard Proving Grounds.