Saving Automotive History — Part 5: The Digital Library — The Concept

Images of this quality — like this 1951 Lincoln can be found in our Library in both the Print Advertising and Automotive Brochures Sections.

The Society’s website has been designed to be a “Library”. It is an Internet storehouse of both:

• High-resolution PDF images of paper documents, artwork, manufacturer published materials and
• Informative articles and technical materials collated and written by the Society’s staff or contributors.

All materials are available and downloadable to:

• Assist, educate, enlighten, and inform the visitor about automotive history.
• Act as a reference tool (much of our material is primary source) for enthusiasts, educators, students, writers, and researchers.
• Make available content and accurate information for publishers.

The design and format of the Library:

• Allows visitors to “walk” through the Library and
• Pick the content they want to view or download — without assistance.
• A powerful search engine allows visitors to quickly find distinct items to view.
• Staff is available during normal US business hours to help visitors, if requested.
• Content is downloadable and FREE 24/7/365.