HISTORY
Built in 1917, America's Packard Museum is the only restored Packard Dealership operating as a museum. It houses the largest public collection of Packard automobiles and memorabilia in the world.
Education
America's Packard Museum works with local and regional schools and clubs to teach everything from rebuilding a generator to 3d printing parts for a car, and from 3-point perspective sketch to metalshaping.
America's Packard Museum is closed to the public effective immediately in the interest of the safety for our guests, volunteers, and community. We will re-evaluate the continuation of this temporary closure as the COVID-19 situation develops and new guidance becomes available.
All group tours, special events, and activities at the Museum for the month of March are cancelled. Access to research materials may be granted on a case-by-case basis as needed. Please reach out to Managing Director Dan Badger at dbadger@americaspackardmuseum.org with any questions. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
THE CITIZENS MOTORCAR COMPANY
in the News
420 South Ludlow Street Dayton Ohio 45402 USA
Open 7 days a week, Noon to 5pm
THE MUSEUM IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED, SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE INFORMATION.
THE PACKARD SPRING FLING HAS BEEN POSTPONED - PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR MORE INFO SOON.
Events
Host your wedding, reception, awards ceremony, dinner dance, cocktail party or other special event at one of Dayton's hidden gems! We have venue space for 50-250 guests, large gatherings
and intimate affairs.
Volunteer and support
The museum needs your help and donations to keep its mission alive! We are always looking for new volunteers to share their time, passion, skills, and expertise with us and out guests.
A Section 501 (c)(3) organization under the Internal Revenue Code. All gifts are fully tax deductible.
Temporary Closure
Support our Vision!
Local Packard museum will present four treasures at 2019 Concours d’Elegance: Dayton Daily News
Students Artwork Showcased at the Packard Museum- CJ Eagles
Packard Museum free to youth, students- Dayton Daily News
Bucket List- Check Out the Packard Museum- Dayton.com
Frozen in Time, a Palace Worthy of the Packard- New York Times