The Pierce Arrow, the student newspaper, is the oldest student group on campus.

Among his early assignments was to look over a V12 engine the corporation's subsidiary, Pierce Arrow, was developing.

Pierce Arrow folded that year, a victim of the Great Depression.

He had been a dealer of Pierce Arrows and other high-priced cars in Asbury Park.

A 1909 Pierce Arrow is reputed to be the first car owned by the White House - used in the Taft Inaugural.

In 1928 he left Chicago for Long Island with 70 cents, a Pierce Arrow and a number of hats as his only possessions.

This bike over here is a Pierce Arrow.

Pierce Arrow went on to make the Pierce Arrow automobile.

Many of the cars on display are no longer manufactured, including the Pierce Arrow, the Stutz Bearcat and the seldom seen Hupmobile.

It was also part of the automobile revolution, hosting the brass era car builders Pierce Arrow and the Seven Little Buffaloes early in the century.