Mack Trucks Historical Museum
The Mack Trucks Historical Museum is located at the Mack Experience Center, with antique trucks, vintage models, memorabilia, and historical archive.,Individual and family tours are now reserved through our website at the Tours link. Group tours may be scheduled by contacting our office via email or telephone.
History | Mack Trucks Historical Museum
The company adopted its present name, Mack Trucks, Inc., in 1922. The company's trademark is the Bulldog. Mack trucks earned this nickname in 1917, during World War I, when the British government purchased the Mack AC model to supply its front lines with troops, food and equipment. British soldiers dubbed the truck the Bulldog Mack.
About - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
The Mack Museum was born as a non-profit corporation in 1984 and commemorates Mack history through preserving truck build records, service and parts information, engineering drawings, photos, memorabilia and a collection of vintage Mack truck models. We supply information about trucks that are 25 years old or older.
1950-1959 - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
The first diesel-power fire truck -- a Mack B85F model -- was sold to the city of Hamilton, Bermuda in 1960. Mack Trucks, Inc. purchases Brockway Motor company. Brockway ceased production in 1977. 1894 - William C. Mack, who had operated a wagon-building plant in Scranton, PA, joins his brothers in the business.
VIDEOS - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
While the Mack Trucks Historical Museum is closed, we thought you might like to see some videos about the museum. Virtual tours are all the rage now. Enjoy! Berks Community Television (BCTV) Mack Museum information begins at about 27 minutes (and ends at about 58), with an interview of Doug Maney, Curator of the Mack Museum.
FAQs - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
Because the Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, there is no admission fee for a tour. However, a $5 donation per visitor is suggested and greatly appreciated! Your contributions go directly to our efforts to preserve the history of Mack Trucks and their impact on …
Dealer Membership Program - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
Membership details and levels of support can be found on the Mack Truck Dealer Portal (TDP > Forms > Mack Trucks Historical Museum > Dealer Membership Application). Together with Mack’s continued support, this dealer membership program will help offset operation expenses as the demands placed on the Museum continue to grow. We hope to see ...
Historical Research Requests - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
Use this form below for submitting requests about truck build records, sales records, vintage service manuals, etc. We supply information about trucks that are 25 years old or older. Our records are not computerized. Research is done manually, and is therefore time consuming. Requests are handled in the order they are received.
Contact Us - Mack Trucks Historical Museum
A representative from the Museum will contact you after submitting the help form below. ... NOTE: If you are a Mack Dealer, please submit your request through the Trucks Dealer Portal. Requests for tours, and general questions, should NOT be entered here (e-mail to [email protected]). Questions about previously submitted requests, and ...
Animal Policy | Mack Trucks Historical Museum
OUR POLICY ON ANIMALS IN THE MUSEUM. Pets are NOT allowed in the Museum. This includes in strollers, carriers and purses. We do, however, welcome all service animals, as defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA defines service animals as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with ...