Hagerman Museum

Bring one of the first, possibly the first car that was in Hagerman, Idaho home to the Hagerman Valley Historical Society Museum. This car is known as an International Harvester 1909 auto buggy. In 1907, the International Harvester company introduced an earlier version of the ‘one car to do everything’ the auto wagon. With the rear seat removed the auto wagon could participate in daily work around the farm and on Sunday with the rear seat in place it could also carry the family to church in style. Sold through international dealers that traditionally handled farm equipment and built purposely to work as much like a buggy as possible. The high wheelers had solid rubber tires and large wheels to allow for high clearance on the unpaved country roads.   

Please join the Hagerman community and leave your mark and legacy by purchasing a brick and or donations to purchase this 1909 International Harvester Dealers auto buggy.

4x8 Brick - $100   3 lines / 18 Characters per line including spaces and punctuation.

8x8 Brick - $250   6 lines / 18 Characters per line including spaces and punctuation.

DONOR LEVELS. Receive a brick and souvenir brick

Legacy -    $5000+

Heirloom - $2000+

Heritage - $1000+

Treasury - $500+

Be a part of Hagerman‘s history by leaving your mark with your family name, in honor of, in memory of, legacy of grandparents, parents, kids, grandkids, animals, or business names, and or logos.