single-aircrafts.php 1926 Chevrolet Woody Depot Hack - The American Heritage Museum header.php
content-aircrafts.php

1926 Chevrolet Woody Depot Hack

This Depot Hack has its original wood body that has been restored. Viewable during special events only. See our events calendar.

Additional Images
Automobile Specs
Media

The Depot Hack was a direct descendant of horse-drawn express wagons used primarily for transporting passengers and goods from railroad terminals. Basically the taxi of its day, the design would evolve into the Station Wagon. Depot Hacks, like the Stanley Mountain Wagon upstairs, were essential to people in this period since many relied on public transportation. Personal automobiles were still luxury purchases used mostly for special occasions.

This Depot Hack has its original wood body that has been restored. There are no permanent side windows. Instead there are roll down (Eisenglass) windows that offer some protection from the elements.

footer.php

SUNDAY UPDATE: 11am Re-Enactment Taking Place, 3pm Re-Enactment Cancelled with Forecast Storm - Indoor Activities Still Open until 5pm

Due to the forecast rain storm, the 11am Re-Enactment on Sunday will be taking place, but the 3pm Re-Enactment is being cancelled. All museum buildings and Indoor activities still open until 5pm today, including the WWII Veterans Roundtable at 1pm. Pricing after 12 noon reduced to $25 Adults / $20 Seniors & Veterans / $15 for Children 16 and Under.