This is a great example of a personal collection turned into excellent museum. There is a large car collection, automobiliana, movie prop cars, an amazing pipe organ (with performances...professional player ) and a wonderful collection of mechanical music players from parlor size to dancehall/touring entertainments behemoths. All in great condition. They are loud and an experience that was a big deal in their day. Many of the cars are Concours d'elegance winners, 1930's RV"s onto Ed "big daddy" Roth designs and the Chitty Bang Bang car seen in the Rex Harrison version. FYI... hours are limited and you will need to plan. The first Saturday of the month plus others on the website. There are docents that will play the music players, and knowledgeable car guys that were great. One gentleman opened up the hood so I could see the engine in an early minivan constructed like a plane. This place is well worth the time. A labor of love, I think. You will want to donate. This would be a good place for a multi-generational visit.

Traveling from Canada, our car obsessed son has been gearing up for a visit to this place. Our visit here did not disappoint either. We came the first weekend in December, and it was tremendous. They had a very good organist playing Christmas carols on their incredible organ. The cars were so cool. Very unique kinds here too. Some that I've never seen or heard of. Truly an amazing collection. The gentlemen that volunteer here are so knowledgeable and helpful too. Make sure when you visit to leave a donation as it's a free museum. We'll definitely be back sometime to visit. 5/5. Follow me for more reviews, tips or photos. ✌🏻

Amazing treasure trove of cars and trucks… and free!

Awesome. Wonderful collection of historical records of the development of the automobile in the United States. Wonderful staff on hand to tell some of the history not included on the descriptive notices.