The Brumos Collection
The Brumos Collection facility is currently under construction. This magnificent, multi-purpose building was designed for the Brumos Collection and our desire to share this important history with the public.
The Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History is known for its local history research facilities, its comprehensive program of changing exhibitions, its diverse educational offerings, and its wide-ranging collections illuminating the history of the Connecticut River Valley.
The Indian Motorcycle Collection is the largest collection of Indian cycles and memorabilia in the world. The Firearms Collection includes more than 1,600 firearms, with the largest collection of Smith & Wesson guns in the world. The Automobile Collection includes an 1899 Knox, a 1901 Crestmobile, a 1925 Rolls-Royce roadster, and a 1928 Rolls-Royce roadster.
85 Chestnut St
Springfield, MA 01103
P: 413-263-6800
Email: info@springfieldmuseums.org
$25, 60+/College Students $16.50, 3 – 17 $13 (Admission includes access to all 5 museums)
Plan: 1+hr
Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 11am – 5pm
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The Brumos Collection facility is currently under construction. This magnificent, multi-purpose building was designed for the Brumos Collection and our desire to share this important history with the public.
The Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History is known for its local history research facilities, its comprehensive program of changing exhibitions, its diverse educational offerings, and it’s wide ranging collections illuminating the history of the Connecticut River Valley.
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From the main collection to interactive experiences that take you back to the early days of automotive design, racing, and the drivers themselves, the Brumos Collection is a walk-through automotive and racing lore you won’t soon forget.
The museum was designed to take guests through two unique experiences. The first section of the collection features open-cockpit racers and early automotive innovations, with the oldest being an 1894 Peugeot. Besides the cars, there are engines, vintage racing equipment, and drivers’ gear.
All of the cars have a kiosk that provides the car’s history, vintage photographs, and stat sheets detailing car specifications. The second area is full of Porsche race cars from 1953-2017. The cases in this section are filled with legendary race trophies and awards throughout the years.
From the cars themselves to trophies, pictures, engines, and more, you’ll find plenty of racing memorabilia. Seeing some of the older, more historical items will take you back to the time when early records were set by drivers who were attempting feats never accomplished before and the cars themselves were running at top speeds.
You’ll also get to see memorabilia dedicated to Brumos racing, beginning with Hubert Brundage and including the multiple 24 Hours of Daytona trophies. There are also cases dedicated to legendary racers, Hurley Haywood and Peter Gregg.
If there’s one thing you to take away from your visit, it’s a newfound appreciation for the drivers, the mechanics, and the innovators who helped usher in such an exciting era in automotive racing and design.
5159 San Pablo Rd S
Jacksonville, FL 32224
P: 904-223-7489
Email: info@brumos.com
Adults $24.99
Senior & Military $19.99
Kids $14.99
(Tickets sold Online HERE)
Plan: 1-2 hr
Thursday: 9AM – 2PM
Friday & Saturday: 9AM – 3PM
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The Brumos Collection facility is currently under construction. This magnificent, multi-purpose building was designed for the Brumos Collection and our desire to share this important history with the public.
The Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History is known for its local history research facilities, its comprehensive program of changing exhibitions, its diverse educational offerings, and it’s wide ranging collections illuminating the history of the Connecticut River Valley.
automotive museum guide
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