World War 1 Wagon

ID: 3086 ~ Source: Highsmith (Carol M.) Archive, Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2016632063/ ~ Creator: Carol M. Highsmith ~ Date: 30 September, 2016

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Although Studebaker made their name by producing wagons for the Union Army in the Civil War, they went on to produce other military wagons, such as this WWI water cart.

This file appears in: Studebaker Plaza

Studebaker Plaza

By Ellen Anderson & Jacqueline Lopez

Studebaker Plaza, today a city-owned public space, serves as a reminder of the humble roots of South Bend's industrial age. The enormous Studebaker corporation grew from a small blacksmith shop established on the corner of Michigan Street and…