The Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum (Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation) is a Washington State registered nonprofit corporation and a member of the National Association of Automobile Museums as well as the Antique Automobile Club of America.

The Foundation exists for the prime purpose of education concerning the history of electric vehicles from the nineteenth century up to and beyond the twenty-first century as well as preserving examples of these vehicles for all the peoples of the world to enjoy and learn from.

120 W Andy Devine Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
P: 928-753-6106

Email: roderick@hevf.org

Admission: $4
Plan: 1hr
Open: Daily 9am – 4:30pm

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​The Arizona Route 66 Museum is located on the second floor of the Powerhouse Building, a historic museum that opened in September 2001. This delightful collection has been a stopping point for thousands of visitors who arrive from around the world to travel on Route 66 for adventure and education. Imaginative and ever-expanding displays present these modern-day explorers with a variety of information, including vehicles, photographs, and artifacts gathered over the history of “The Mother Road.”

The small theater features a one-hour movie that tells the story of Route 66 in Arizona. The Electric Car Museum, recently added, includes a fascinating selection of electric vehicles such as race cars, motorcycles, and autos—both old and new.

120 W Andy Devine Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
P: 928-753-9889
Email: accounting@mohavemuseum.org

Cost: $4
Plan: 1hr
Open: Tuesday – Saturday 9am – 4pm

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