VanHorn’s Western & Antique Auto Museum has roughly 100 antique vehicles on display with a 4th building being built. Plus a miniature car collection, and a vast collection of license plates, the oldest of which dates back to 1901, and more! It also showcases arrowheads, baseball cards, and Buddy L toys and dolls.
305 1st St,
Marmarth, ND 58643
P: 701-279-5904
$10 for the main building
$20 for full access to all buildings
*Free ice cream with museum admission.
Plan: 1 hr
May – September
Daily 9 am – 5 pm
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the...
The Armacost Museum collection is an eclectic one with cars ranging in age from a 1910 International to a Ferrari Testarossa.
Wills Sainte Clair Auto Museum features cars manufactured by C. H. Wills and Company, in Marysville, Michigan, from 1921-1926.
The Vintage Car museum houses many of Moncrief’s own cars and also a rotating collection of one-of-a-kind classic automobiles.
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the masses. The collection also includes vintage gas pumps, oil cans, service manuals, and other automotive ephemera.
The Antique Auto Exhibit Attendants are happy to answer any questions you might have and if you time your visit right we might just be offering Model T rides on the day of your visit.
586 Wiscasset Road, Route 27
Boothbay, ME 04537
P: 207-633-4727
E: staff@railwayvillage.org
$15 Adults
$8 Children 3-18
$12 Adults 65 plus years old
Plan: 2+ hr
Tuesday – Sunday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the...
The Armacost Museum collection is an eclectic one with cars ranging in age from a 1910 International to a Ferrari Testarossa.
Wills Sainte Clair Auto Museum features cars manufactured by C. H. Wills and Company, in Marysville, Michigan, from 1921-1926.
The Vintage Car museum houses many of Moncrief’s own cars and also a rotating collection of one-of-a-kind classic automobiles.
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There’s an ebb and flow to the vehicles Griot’s Garage presents in their museum-quality auto display. Many of the cars they shoot for their catalog covers earn a spot in the display.
A good deal of the time the cars in the display match the theme of their Caffeine & Gasoline cruise-in cars shows they put on the first Saturday of every month. Sometimes they just stock the display with cool cars. The bottom line is you’ll likely see something new every time you visit.
Although Griot’s garage in not actually a museum it is worth noting in the Automotive Museum Guide since this is an impressive collection you can visit.
3333 S 38th St
Tacoma, WA 98409
P: 800-345-5789
Email: customerservice@griotsgarage.com
Free
Plan: 1 hr
Monday – Saturday 9 am – 5 pm
Sunday 10 am – 2 pm
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the...
The Armacost Museum collection is an eclectic one with cars ranging in age from a 1910 International to a Ferrari Testarossa.
Wills Sainte Clair Auto Museum features cars manufactured by C. H. Wills and Company, in Marysville, Michigan, from 1921-1926.
The Vintage Car museum houses many of Moncrief’s own cars and also a rotating collection of one-of-a-kind classic automobiles.
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There are no shortages when it comes to looking for road trips between automotive museums. Using the map feature on automotivemuseumguide.com makes this extra easy. However, sometimes you just need a little extra motivation, so here’s a trip you can plan in the south that’ll take you to 6 automotive museums in a round trip in under 500 miles.
Where you start is up to you, but for the purpose of this article, we are going to start in Chattanooga, TN with the Coker Museum at Honest Charley. You may be familiar with Coker tires, but if you’ve never been to this downtown museum you’re missing out. The building itself is even a destination.
Next up we head over to the Hollywood Star Car Museum in Gatlinburg, TN. (153 miles) This museum is nothing like the previous museum, but if you enjoy seeing cars from the movies, you’ll love it here. Gatlinburg is also a bit of a tourist destination so you may also want to walk around the town to see what else the town has to offer.
The next museum is only 50 miles away and again is completely different from the first two museums. Dale’s Wheels Through Time is a motorcycle museum. There are a couple of cars in the museum, but it is definitely an American motorcycle museum and it is packed with them. This museum was originally started by Dale Walksler who you’d often times see starting and riding motorcycles in and around the museum. Dale has since passed, but his son Matt has followed in his dad’s footsteps and keeps he keeps his father’s spirit alive in the museum.
A nice 92-mile drive south through the Smokey Mountains will take you to Miles Through Time Automotive Museum, not to be confused with Dale’s Wheels Through Time or Wheels O’ Time. This museum is located only 20 minutes south of Helen, GA, which is the 3rd most visited city in Georgia. You’ll see over 90 full-size vehicles and over 5,000 model cars, plus there is an entire replica town, including the original Phillips 66 filling station. Miles Through Time is located inside an antique store called Vintage Garage Antiques which is also located inside an old textile mill.
After you get your fill at MTT you’ve got a 117-mile drive west to the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, GA. Savoy stands alone from all the other museums on this trip as being the most fancy. The building and grounds are new and beautiful in this contemporary automotive art museum. There are multiple galleries that change monthly so there is always something new to see. There are many other museums to visit in Cartersville, including the Tellus Science Museum which also has a small collection of vehicles on display.
From Savoy, it’s a 74-mile trip back up to Chattanooga where you can visit the International Towing and Recover Museum. Not into tow trucks? Don’t let the name fool you, this is a super cool museum and after visiting you are going to be into tow trucks.
Total miles: 488
Total museums: 6+
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the...
The Armacost Museum collection is an eclectic one with cars ranging in age from a 1910 International to a Ferrari Testarossa.
Wills Sainte Clair Auto Museum features cars manufactured by C. H. Wills and Company, in Marysville, Michigan, from 1921-1926.
The Vintage Car museum houses many of Moncrief’s own cars and also a rotating collection of one-of-a-kind classic automobiles.
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In 1982, William Clifford bought a Mobil gas station that had gone out of business next to his Clifford-Shoemaker Funeral Home in Cuyahoga Falls. He planned to tear down the working station for parking, until his accountant suggested using it for a tax break. He started using it to store his vintage cars and then added other automobile related collections. From then on, he turned the old station into a mini-museum, where now visitors are admitted free to admire some of his treasures, including a sleek, black 1940 Oldsmobile — just like the one he learned to drive on. Scouring flea markets from Ohio to Florida, Bill and his wife, Dottie, gathered a lot of service station memorabilia, plus a couple of beautifully restored Schwinn bicycles. His personal collection also includes other automobiles, vintage gas pumps, bicycles, and a wide variety of other memorabilia. Bill Clifford passed away in May of 2006 and Dottie Clifford in October of 2008. His family keeps Clifford’s Mini Auto Museum going in their Memory.
1950 Front St,
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221
P: 330-928-2147
Email: marty@cliffordshoemaker.com
Free
Plan: 1hr
By appointment or just stop by
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The Boothbay Railway Village has an Antique Automobile Exhibit with more than 60 vehicles on display. The automobiles and trucks on view date from 1902 – 1962 and illustrate technological advances and engineering fetes that helped make cars accessible to the...
The Armacost Museum collection is an eclectic one with cars ranging in age from a 1910 International to a Ferrari Testarossa.
Wills Sainte Clair Auto Museum features cars manufactured by C. H. Wills and Company, in Marysville, Michigan, from 1921-1926.
The Vintage Car museum houses many of Moncrief’s own cars and also a rotating collection of one-of-a-kind classic automobiles.
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