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Friday - 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM

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309 North Vine Street
Berwick, PA 18603
570-350-9675

"Welcome Home, M37 HMC!" - April 18th, 2026

On April 18th, 2026, the Stuart Tank Memorial Association Commemorated the return home of a VERY RARE Military vehicle - an M37 Howitzer Motor Carriage!

We have fundraised purchased 1 of only 150 of these vehicles ever produced! Based on our research, only 150 M37 Howitzer Motor Carriages were built and all of them were made at American Car & Foundry Company's Berwick, Pennsylvania factory between September and October of 1945. The M37 was designed as a replacement for the earlier M7 Howitzer Motor Carriage, otherwise known as the "Priest".

Our newest acquisition was on public display on a trailer for the first time at the intersection of North Vine St. and West 3rd St. in Berwick, PA on April 18th, 2026. The M37 Howitzer Motor Carriage is not currently in running condition but appears mostly complete in terms of parts. This vehicle was previously part of the now closed American Armor Foundation (AAF) Tank Museum Collection in Danville, Virginia.

Click the Play button below to watch as the M37 is prepared for transport to Berwick!

(Above) Our M37 HMC during its time on display at the AAF Tank Museum in Danville, VA until 2022.

Original Wartime ACF Archives Photo of an M37 Howitzer Motor Carriage being tested in Briar Creek, PA. Likely in September or October 1945.

WNEP-TV Story about our M3A1 Light Tank, “Lady Lois” at the 169th annual Bloomsburg Fair! STMA Board Members Bill Hartzell and Craig Shepperly are interviewed on the significance of our Tank as well as the importance of Restoring and maintaining the Tank. You can see Lady Lois in Restored condition and purchase STMA Merchandise at the Fair which runs every year during the last week of September! Please visit https://bloomsburgfair.com for more information on the largest Agricultural Fair in Pennsylvania!