GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - This week’s ‘We the People’ story features what is believed to be the first auto race in American history, which started on this day 147 years ago right here in Green Bay.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. It's just as well Andrew Reynolds likes tea. Whenever he goes on a trip in his steam wagon, he seems to drink a lot of it. In fact, one ...

What was the first company formed to build a car? Even if you don’t know off the top of your head, you’d think the answer would be more or less forthcoming. At the very least, you can probably guess ...

Although not much evidence of it remains today, Boise City got its start on a northern sagebrush desert that received only about 10 inches of rainfall a year. She was blessed, however, with a river ...

People will get the chance to see a rare 1930's wagon that was used in the Second World War. Steam enthusiasts will be able to see the vintage vehicle in action after it was lovingly repaired. Derek ...

A unique steam wagon, said to be the only one of its kind in the world, has returned to its roots after being restored to its former glory. Forty-five years ago vintage train enthusiast Mike Jones, of ...

Mercedes-Benz likes to pretend they invented the automobile, but that's a well-engineered, luxurious load of crap. The roots of the automobile go much further back, and researching how far back got me ...

Colin Allison brought in a wonderful photograph (top) of the old First World War tank which, for many years, stood in York's Tower Gardens as a monument to the Great War. The photo clearly shows, next ...

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The Super Sentinel steam wagon has been at the naval base since 1960 and is now a cherished part of its history. The steam lorry at HMS Sultan, known as the Super Sentinel, was produced in 1930 at the ...