Made in Marshall buggy donated to local museum
Jim Pardoe and Kent Maurer donated a Page Brothers Buggy Co. Lady Phaeton to the Marshall Historical Society. Shown at the Marshall Historical Museum since 1993, the buggy has a storied history from Edinberg Illinois to Taylorville and beyond, now a permanent exhibit as winter closes the museum until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Historical Society
Jim Pardoe
Kent Maurer
Lady Phaeton’ Society
Page Brothers Buggy Co
Marshall
Local Historical Society
Society
Marshall Historical Museum
Gar Hall
Jim
Kent
Page Brothers
Marshall Museum
Jerry Lehmann
Pardoe and Maurer
Standard Printing and Office Supply
M. D. Robb
Decatur
Edinberg
John Deere
Taylorville
Robb
National House Inn
National House
Michigan Ave
The
Historical Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great
Michigan
Man & Core
Teresa A Corr
Mark
Mark A. Cope
Great Michigan Insurance
Des Moines
Greatmichiganinsurance
A&c
Hemmingsen
Hemmingsen Rexall Drugs