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- "Jeep Designed the Grand Wagoneer...," Jeep Grand Wagoneer Advertisement, March 1985 - The long-running Jeep Wagoneer, introduced for 1963, received an updated, more compact design for 1984. But demand for the original version encouraged AMC to continue building it under the Grand Wagoneer model name. The Grand Wagoneer remained in production through 1991 -- a nearly 30-year run for the original design.
- March 01, 1985
- Collections - Artifact
"Jeep Designed the Grand Wagoneer...," Jeep Grand Wagoneer Advertisement, March 1985
The long-running Jeep Wagoneer, introduced for 1963, received an updated, more compact design for 1984. But demand for the original version encouraged AMC to continue building it under the Grand Wagoneer model name. The Grand Wagoneer remained in production through 1991 -- a nearly 30-year run for the original design.
- Portrait of Frank E. Kirby, Eagle Boat Designer, December 1924 - Frank E. Kirby was among the most influential marine architects of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kirby spent much of his career on the Great Lakes, where his Detroit Dry Dock Company built everything from opulent passenger steamers to powerful ice-breaking railroad car ferries. Kirby influenced Henry Ford, who apprenticed at Detroit Dry Dock as a teenager.
- December 31, 1924
- Collections - Artifact
Portrait of Frank E. Kirby, Eagle Boat Designer, December 1924
Frank E. Kirby was among the most influential marine architects of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kirby spent much of his career on the Great Lakes, where his Detroit Dry Dock Company built everything from opulent passenger steamers to powerful ice-breaking railroad car ferries. Kirby influenced Henry Ford, who apprenticed at Detroit Dry Dock as a teenager.