He kept a Peerless auto at Pocantico as
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- Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. whole source · open book
He kept a Peerless auto at Pocantico as early as 1904. In the 1910s, cars began to fill his stone coach barn alongside the old-fashioned buckboards and coaches. Even as a young man, Rockefeller had been exhilarated by speed and motion, racing his trotting horses down Euclid Avenue, and he now took daily auto drives of fifty miles or more.
chapter: CHAPTER 28 - Benevolent Trust