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Museum Receives Artifact Belonging to Former Auburn Automobile Company Export Manager, Robert Wiley
AUBURN – The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum has acquired a travel clock that once belonged to Robert Wiley, former export manager of Auburn Automobile Company. This item is very significant and not only ties into to Wiley’s personal history, but also to Auburn Automobile Company’s global success. <more>
Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum Achieves Re-accreditation from the American Association of Museums
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum has again achieved the highest recognition for a museum, accreditation by the American Association of Museums (AAM). Initially accredited in 1997, the museum must undergo re-accreditation at least every ten years to maintain accredited status. <more>
Museum Adds Rare Duesenberg Model Y Prototype and Early Model A to Exhibit
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum recently acquired two unusual Duesenbergs for exhibit. The first is a 1922 Duesenberg Model A Fleetwood Coupe owned by Shawn and Tammy Miller of Indianapolis, Indiana. The Duesenberg Model A was the first production passenger car to bear the name Duesenberg. <more>
Museum Participates in Exhibit Focusing on Indiana Auto Makers in South Bend
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum will play a part in the development of a new exhibit focusing on Indiana’s automotive manufacturing history. The Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana is opening a new exhibit entitled “Hoosier Past Perfect: Indiana’s Auto Makers.” This exhibit will include examples of Hoosier-made “Full Classics” from the 1920s and 1930s, adorned with an Art Deco motif and complemented by period fashions from the Northern Indiana Center for History costume collection. <more>
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