Gear From Player On Inaugural Packers Team On Display At Airport

Packers to Put Historic Artifacts on Display at Airport

Packers' fans who fly in and out of Green Bay will have the chance to see some of the team's most treasured artifacts.

The Packers are partnering with the Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport to display a rotating collection of artifacts from the team's rich history.

The first pieces to go on display will be the game-worn jerseys of Curly Lambeau, Jim Taylor, and Bart Starr. These three players are considered to be among the greatest in Packers history, and their jerseys will be a major draw for fans.

In addition to the jerseys, the display will also include other artifacts such as game balls, helmets, and photographs. The Packers will rotate the artifacts on a regular basis, so fans will always have something new to see.

The Packers are excited to partner with the airport to display these artifacts. The airport is a major gateway to Green Bay, and the Packers hope that the display will help to promote the team and the city.

The Packers are also working with the airport to develop educational programs that will teach visitors about the team's history. These programs will be offered to school groups and other organizations.

The Packers are confident that the display will be a popular attraction for fans and visitors alike. The artifacts are a reminder of the team's rich history, and they will help to promote the Packers and the city of Green Bay.