Frozen in Time, a Palace Worthy of the Packard
What began as the premier Packard dealership in Dayton, Ohio, then lay dormant for decades, is now a center for all things Packard.
This article appears in the New York Times today. It happens to be about a museum that I am assisting with transit and geothermal utility issues, along with interfacing with the city of Dayton. Thought you might be interested in what else I did during my summer vacation. Great spotlight on a unique place.
This article appears in the New York Times today. It happens to be about a museum that I am assisting with transit and geothermal utility issues, along with interfacing with the city of Dayton. Thought you might be interested in what else I did during my summer vacation. Great spotlight on a unique place.
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