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The Packard Brothers

James Ward and William Doud Packard left a legacy in Warren through Packard Electric Company and Packard Motor Car Company. They were a product of their time while driving innovation and engineering to new levels and leaving a lasting legacy on the city today.

Join us with special guest Charles Ohlin of the National Packard Museum to explore what it was like for the Packard brothers to grow up in Warren, develop successful companies, and make a name for themselves on the national scene.

GuestCharles OhlinBorn (James)November 5, 1863Died (James)March 20, 1928Born (William)November 3, 1861Died (William)November 11, 1923Share

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