Warren, Ohio: Birthplace of Packard
 
The National Packard Museum's Mission is to preserve the Packard Legacy, to recognize Packard's influence on transportation and industrial history, and to educate current and future generations.  We carry out our mission through the operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, and exhibits a collection of automobiles, artifacts, and documents and hosts a variety of educational programs and special events that further our Vision statement, "to ensure the Packard Legacy endures."

Celebrate the Golden Age of Packard		Explore Packard's Birthplace		Experience Modern Manufacturing
The Packard family never stood still, and neither do we! Every visit promises a new experience. View a wide variety of historic memorabilia and vehicles, read Packard family genealogy archives, and attend master classes that support member needs and interests.		Come for the Museum, stay for the fun. The Warren Community Amphitheatre --which opened in 2003 just steps from our Museum, Courthouse Square, and other historic sites-- continues to draw large crowds for free concerts and events.		Warren, Ohio is still making transportation history. Automobile manufacturing and assembly continues in Warren, with GM Lordstown receiving a $350 million investment and 1,400 new jobs to produce the company's next-generation vehicle, the Chevy Cruze.