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- Lincoln Motor Car with Guider-Sweetland Ambulance Body, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, 1923 - Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- 1923
- Collections - Artifact
Lincoln Motor Car with Guider-Sweetland Ambulance Body, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, 1923
Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- Lincoln-Guider-Sweetland Ambulance at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, 1923 - Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- 1923
- Collections - Artifact
Lincoln-Guider-Sweetland Ambulance at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, 1923
Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- Interior of Lincoln-Guider-Sweetland Ambulance, 1923 - Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- 1923
- Collections - Artifact
Interior of Lincoln-Guider-Sweetland Ambulance, 1923
Buyers of earlier motorized ambulances could either purchase a complete vehicle or buy a motor and chassis from an automaker and have a separate body made by a specialty builder. This Lincoln ambulance had a body built by Guider-Sweetland of Detroit, Michigan. Ambulances, like limousines and hearses, were referred to as professional cars.
- Michigan and Miller Roads, Dearborn, Michigan, 1910 - In the early 1900s, hard surfaced roadways existed only in cities. Most roads were bumpy dirt paths carved with ruts from the narrow wheels of horse-drawn vehicles and torn up by the tires of heavy automobiles. They became rivers of mud at the slightest turn of weather.
- April 22, 1910
- Collections - Artifact
Michigan and Miller Roads, Dearborn, Michigan, 1910
In the early 1900s, hard surfaced roadways existed only in cities. Most roads were bumpy dirt paths carved with ruts from the narrow wheels of horse-drawn vehicles and torn up by the tires of heavy automobiles. They became rivers of mud at the slightest turn of weather.