Packard Automotive Plant

Architecture

Gallery

Explore the architectural beauty of Packard Automotive.

A modern architectural building with a curved design stands prominently in the background. In front of the building, a sleek black car is parked on a paved surface. The setting includes well-maintained greenery and a clear blue sky.
An indoor car exhibition with several vintage vehicles parked under industrial-style lighting. A dark-colored, classic sedan occupies the central position, with a visible license plate and polished surface reflecting the overhead lights. To the left, people are gathered around another car with its hood open. The background features a white brick wall with steel beams and stacked tires.
A vintage car with a prominent front grille and circular headlights, featuring the word 'Pontiac' in the center. The car is set against a natural, wooded background. The image has a sepia tone, giving it a nostalgic, classic feel.
A vintage black car, prominently displayed with a license plate reading 'Grandpa's 1947 Packard', is flanked by another classic white car on the left. A mannequin in period clothing stands in the background near a yellow and blue wall.
A collection of vintage and luxury cars displayed on a green lawn in an urban park setting. The foreground features a polished red and black classic car with prominent headlights and intricate detailing. Behind it, there are more vintage cars and a modern luxury vehicle. Towering city buildings and lush green trees surround the area, with a historical gazebo visible in the background.
A classic white car with a red roof is parked in front of an ornate brick building. The car has distinctive tail fins and whitewall tires, reflecting vintage design. The building features tall windows, ivy on the walls, and an arched doorway, suggesting historical or architectural significance.

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Location

Packard Automotive Plant site

History

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Significance

9am – 6pm