Cliff’s Museum of Automobile Memorabilia

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Cliff’s Museum of Automobile Memorabilia

Cliff’s collection of car “stuff.” Anything you’d walk into a garage or service station and find. old cars, shop equipment, oil cans, oil bottles, NOS parts, maps, postcards, coca-cola bottles from WV bottling plants, Sterling, Elk, Pure, West Virginia license plates of every description – motorcycle, passenger car, truck, trailer, governor’s, legislature & more Celebrating 10 years!!

Open by Chance or by Appointment. Don’t take a “chance” call ahead to make an appointment. You’ll be glad you did!

305 E Main St
Harrisville, WV 26362
P:
304-643-4227
Email:  cliffwva@zoominternet.net

Cliff’s Museum of Automobile Memorabilia Admission:

Free
Plan: 1hr

Cliff’s Museum of Automobile Memorabilia Hours:

By appointment or by chance 
Cell: 304-481-5900

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Historic Car & Carriage Caravan

Historic Car & Carriage Caravan

The Historic Car and Carriage Caravan Museum is a part of the Luray Caverns, which is a pretty neat cavern you can explore as part of your tour.

Feast your eyes on the stunning centerpiece of the collection, an 1897 Mercedes-Benz, one of the oldest cars in the country still in operating condition. Check out the precursor to the Chevy Volt, the 1908 Baker Electric. And bask in the indulgent 1925 Rolls Royce, owned by silent film star, Rudolph Valentino.

101 Cave Hill Rd
Luray, VA 22835
P:
540-743-6551

Historic Car and Carriage Caravan Museum Admission:

  • Adults: $32
  • Children: $16
  • Under 6: FREE
  • Seniors: $29

Plan: 1hr

Historic Car and Carriage Caravan Museum Hours:

4/1 to 6/14 Daily 9am – 6pm
6/15 to Labor Day Daily 9am – 7pm
Labor Day to 10/31 Daily 9am – 6pm
11/1 to 3/31 Weekends 9am – 5pm
Weekdays 9am – 4pm

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Mungenast Classic Automobiles & Motorcycles Museum

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Mungenast Classic Automobiles & Motorcycles Museum

Mungenast Classic Automobiles & Motorcycles Museum serves as a permanent, two-building display dedicated to preserving the memory of Dave Mungenast, Sr., and his passion for everything on wheels. Originally founded with Dave Sr.’s collection of vehicles, our current collection now spans two generations of vehicles and includes many rare items. From some of the first motorcycles ever made to vintage automobiles and sports bikes, our ever-growing collection has something to pique the interest of every enthusiast, young or old.

Additionally, the museum is a gift from the Mungenast Automotive Family to the community that has supported the family businesses since 1965. Because of this, admission to the museum is, and always will be, free of charge!

5626 Gravois Ave #5625
St. Louis, MO 63116
P: 314-481-129

Mungenast Classic Automobiles & Motorcycles Museum Admission:

FREE
Plan: 1-2 hr

Mungenast Classic Automobiles & Motorcycles Museum Hours: 

Tuesday – Thursday 10am – 5pm
Saturday 10am – 2pm

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Memory Lane Museum

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Memory Lane Museum

If you cherish automobiles, racing, or history, this museum has something for you!!

Featuring over 150 vehicles on display, this unique museum is a fabulous collection of automobiles and related items. Memory Lane was honored as the “Best of 2003” by the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) for “outstanding achievement in the preservation of automotive history”.  Over 15 different types of race cars are on display from Soap derbies, and drag cars, to Winston Cup Stock and NASCAR cars.  Visit the display of wrecked race cars displaying the safety features as they have developed over the years. In addition to cars, the museum boasts a large collection of pedal cars, antique toys, motorcycles, tractors, antique clothing, memorabilia, trophies, and so much more!

Memory Lane traces the history of the automobile from 1901 to the present day and the history of racing from the early moonshine era to the super speedways of today.  View the development of the car from the horse and buggy, over 20 Model T’s and Model A’s, classic hot rods and roadsters, through present-day NASCAR speedsters that top 200 mph on the track.  An antique toy store displays hundreds of original nostalgic toys, while displays such as service stations and garages depict the eras surrounding the vehicles.

See cars once driven by NASCAR stars, past, and present, including Bobby Allison, Richard Petty, Terry Labonte, Dale Earnhardt, Rusty Wallace, Jeff Gordon, Lee Petty, Bill Elliot, A.J. Foyt, Harry Gant, Junior Johnson, Ralph Earnhardt, Tim Flock, Alan Kulwicki, Cale Yarborough, Darrell Waltrip, and many more! According to Donald Farr, editor of Super Ford Magazine, “Memory Lane Museum has the largest private collection of retired NASCAR and vintage race cars on display in existence.”

Many cars and props were used in movies and commercials including Days of Thunder (featuring Tom Cruise), The Color Purple (featuring Oprah Winfrey), Leatherheads (2008 movie featuring George Clooney), Wildflower (featuring Reese Witherspoon), Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (featuring Will Ferrell), 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story, IMAX NASCAR 3D, Winter People, Shake Rattle and Roll,  Steel Chariots, ESPN documentaries, SPEED channel, FORD Race of the Century Commercials, Subway commercials, Sundrop, and many more commercials, documentaries, movies, and TV appearances.  The museum also has served as the backdrop for TV interviews.

The large souvenir shop displays many rare, one-of-a-kind items available for sale.  Racing Memorabilia, Nostalgic Signs and décor, Petal cars, shirts, die casts, jewelry, Race City USA merchandise, and much more are available!

769 River Hwy
Mooresville, NC 28117
P:
704-662-3673

Memory Lane Museum:

Adults$10
7-12yr $6
Plan: 1hr

Memory Lane Hours: 

Monday – Saturday 10-5 pm
Email: info@memorylanemuseum.com

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Marshall Steam Museum & Friends of Auburn Heights Preserve Inc.

Marshall Steam Museum & Friends of Auburn Heights Preserve Inc.

Built by Clarence Marshall in 1947 for his growing collection of antique automobiles, the building that now houses the Marshall Steam Museum provides more than 8,000 square feet of display space. Here, the Friends of Auburn Heights displays its remarkable operating collection of antique autos, ranging in date from 1901 to 1937.

Seventeen of the cars are “steamers” — including a 1901 Mobile and one White steam car, which remains on long-term loan to the Friends — plus one electric car, one 1914 Ford Model T and two internal-combustion 12-cylinder Packards from the 1930s. The museum also houses exhibits on the history of the Marshall family and the local mill town of Yorklyn, small locomotives and model steam engines, and standard-gauge Lionel electric trains from the 1930s. Of special note is a hands-on exhibit that reveals how a Stanley power plant functions. In addition to the collections housed in the museum, the Friends volunteers also serve as custodians for the Auburn Valley Railroad that circles the property. Learn more about our collections by clicking on the options below.

3000 Creek Rd
Yorklyn, DE 19736
P:
302-239-2385
Email:  admin@auburnheights.org

Marshall Steam Museum Admission:

Adults $8
12 and under $4
Plan: 1-2 hr

Marshall Steam Museum Hours:

Thursday & Friday 1 pm – 4 pm

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