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  • Is America's Packard Museum open to the public? Yes. Please see our page on hours, ticket prices, and more.

  • What about group tours for families or car clubs? We are happy to have you! See our page for car clubs and group tours.

  • Are children welcome? America’s Packard Museum is family friendly. Children of all ages are welcome, but we ask that anyone under 18 is accompanied by a parent or guardian.

  • Can I have a party at the Museum? The rental space is flexible enough to accommodate a wide range of occasions for up to 200 guests. Please see our webpage for private events for more information.

  • Are photographs permitted? Photography is permitted without a flash, for private, noncommercial use only. Resulting photographs must not be published, sold or otherwise used commercially. Videography is not permitted inside or around the premises.

  • Is the Library open to the public? Yes. However, only staff, volunteers, and members can borrow books. We suggest becoming a member!

  • The Museum is in an original Packard dealership which was operational from 1917 until 1940. Rogers Pontiac and Davis Buick used the facility as a dealership from 1940 until the 1970’s. From the 1970’s until 1991, Genuine Auto Parts owned the building and used it as a car parts warehouse. In 1991, Robert Signom II bought and restored the property as The Citizen’s Motorcar Company, opening as America’s Packard Museum the following year.