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- Packard Open Touring Bus, Philmont, New York, circa 1912 - As automobiles were beginning to move away from the horseless carriage look, early buses with bench seats and canvas curtains maintained the styling of the stagewagons that preceded them. The capable vehicles appealed to entrepreneurs who operated them for vacationers. Tourists visiting Philmont, New York, could see the sights from this lengthy bus made by Packard.
- circa 1912
- Collections - Artifact
Packard Open Touring Bus, Philmont, New York, circa 1912
As automobiles were beginning to move away from the horseless carriage look, early buses with bench seats and canvas curtains maintained the styling of the stagewagons that preceded them. The capable vehicles appealed to entrepreneurs who operated them for vacationers. Tourists visiting Philmont, New York, could see the sights from this lengthy bus made by Packard.
- Rapid Sightseeing Bus, circa 1907 - As automobiles were beginning to move away from the horseless carriage look, early buses with bench seats and canvas curtains maintained the styling of the stagewagons that preceded them. The capable vehicles appealed to entrepreneurs who operated them for vacationers. Tourists visiting Philmont, New York, could see the sights from this bus made by the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company.
- circa 1907
- Collections - Artifact
Rapid Sightseeing Bus, circa 1907
As automobiles were beginning to move away from the horseless carriage look, early buses with bench seats and canvas curtains maintained the styling of the stagewagons that preceded them. The capable vehicles appealed to entrepreneurs who operated them for vacationers. Tourists visiting Philmont, New York, could see the sights from this bus made by the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company.