Chicago Museum of Science & Industry's 1921 Model 27L
(Amos Alonzo Stagg car)

1921 Milburn Light Electric
Photo by George Milburn
Owner:	Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Email:	Keith Gill (keith.gill-at-msichicago.org)
Location:	Chicago, Illinois, Museum of Science and Industry
Serial number (oval plate):	2-2535-7
Motor number (title):	1040714
Body number (square plate):	16647 (per wood stampings)
Model:	Milburn Light Electric
Wheels:	Wire
Color:	Peacock blue, with black upper body, black running gear and black wheels
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Seating capacity:	4/5 -- Rear seat for 2 or 3; auxiliary, fold-down front seats for 2 additional under the windshield
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Steering control:	Lever (tiller)
Speed control:	Lever
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Drive train:	Worm
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Additional features:	Left and right door windows are lowered by cranks
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Update: This Milburn is on public display but may be on loan at this time. Amos Alonzo Stagg (famous football coach) owned this car until '33 when he donated it to the Chicago Museum of Science. In his older years, he was known to "drive up and down the gridiron during the practice sessions of his University of Chicago team." Was he the 1st owner??