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FIRST TIME EVER UNBOXING THE PETERSEN ARCHIVES

#unboxing #firsttime #petersenmuseum Enjoy some unboxing therapy on the Petersen's newest series! This is the first time we are unboxing the Petersen Publishing archives. Petersen Publishing started in 1948 and produced some of the world's most consumed #automotive magazines including Hot Rod, Motortrend, Automobile, Car Craft, Superstreet, and so many more. Today, on #episode1 of our newest series, Unboxing History, our Archivist, Laura Fisher unboxes the first issue of Hot Rod Magazine along with other artifacts and archive items from the Robert E. Petersen Library. Join our discoveries as we explore automotive history and learn about the Petersen Automotive Museum. American automotive museums have come and gone, but until publishing magnate and philanthropist Robert E. Petersen and his wife Margie opened the Petersen Automotive Museum, there was no central location in which to celebrate the entirety of automotive history, industry, culture and artistry in Los Angeles, the most car-centric city the world has yet known. Even the Petersen Automotive Museum building represents aspects of automotive history as important as the vehicles displayed inside. Its architecture, user friendly parking facility, and central location make it a living example of automobile culture in Los Angeles. Explore our digital archive of 1.5M images in partnership with ‪@semashow‬ : https://archive.petersen.org/ —— Don’t miss any of our upcoming videos. Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/2OKoSM2​ RECOMMENDED PLAYLISTS: The Petersen Automotive Museum Vault: https://bit.ly/36G8tC0​ Ultimate Collection Tours | World's Rarest Cars: https://bit.ly/2VEAC6e​ —— CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Like us on Facebook:   / petersenmuseum​   Follow us on Instagram:   / petersenmus...​   Follow us on TikTok:   / petersen_museum​   —— LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM Click here to learn more about the Petersen Automotive Museum: https://www.petersen.org/peter