General information
On the Gilmore Car Museum Campus.
Shortly after the Civil War, in Buffalo, New York, Pierce-Arrow was founded as a manufacturer of birdcages, iceboxes, and other household items. By 1896, the company was producing bicycles and, within five years, it was building motorcycles and automobiles.
For 38 years, it produced some of the finest luxury automobiles made. Indeed, Pierce-Arrow was once one of the most-recognized and most-respected names in the automobile industry.
The Pierce-Arrow Museum was established on the Historic Campus of the Gilmore Car Museum in 1999. Today it is home to a memorable array of Pierce-Arrows, including a 1905 bicycle, 1912 motorcycle, and a WWI era truck.
The luxury automaker had a rich history—from its many automotive innovations, a strong racing legacy and, finally, to its merger with Studebaker in 1928.
Photo by: Joanna Poe from Munith, MI, USA (2011-11-11_02-46-21 Uploaded by Common Good) [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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Number of exhibited items
Cars & Automotive: 51-100, Car Inventory link
Motorcycles & Bikes: 1-25
Items Exhibited at the Museum
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Prewar Cars
before 1942
Rolls-Royce
Classic Cars
1945 to 1969
Jaguar E-type
Modern cars
from 1970
Audi RS7
Sportscars
Porsche 911
Rally / Racing Cars
Lancia Stratos
Supercars
Ferrari F40
Hotrods
Ford -32
Muscle Cars
Dodge Charger -68
Trams
Aircraft Carriers
Ferries
Fireboats
Lightships
Minesweepers
Speed Boats
Tugboats
U Boats
Viking Ships
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Cars:
General Museum Links
Available in the following languages:
English
Museum Contact Info
Contact Email: No information available
Contact Form: Link
Getting to the Museum
Address: 6865 West Hickory Road, 49060, Hickory Corners, Michigan (MI), USA, North America
Coordinates: 42.4389845, -85.4218152
Detailed Map
Overview
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Disclaimer
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