Ride Greyhound 

2016 Out West, Minnesota, Road Trip


Greyhound Bus Lines can trace it origin back to Hibbing, Minnesota, in 1914 when Carl Wickman began offering rides in a 7 passenger car manufactured by Hupp Motors in Detroit. The Greyhound Bus Museum in Hibbing does a nice job of interpreting the first several decades of the history of this iconic bus line with a promotional film, many artifacts and photos, and a collection of classic buses that evoke family and personal stories of travel, troop transport, and class trips. Definitely worth the detour!



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