The Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition, where you will find an exhibition of relevant motorcycles from perhaps the finest private collection in Canada. Originally founded by Trev Deeley (1920 – 2002), a BC motorcycling legend, renowned for his racing prowess, business acumen, and dedication to the motorcycling community, his collection thrives now through the generous support of the Deeley Group.

The Deeley Motorcycle Exhibition also offers a full-service conference facility in a unique setting found nowhere else in Vancouver.

1875 Boundary Rd
Vancouver, BC V5M 3Y7, Canada
P: 604-293-2221
Email: info@deeleyexhibition.ca

Admission: By Donation
Plan: 1hr
Open: Tuesday & Saturday 10 am – 5 pm

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The Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village is one of the most interesting tourist attractions in Canada South located just minutes from the U.S. border.

The museum is situated on a 100-acre site housing one of the largest transportation museums in Ontario and a collection of several buildings and artifacts dating from 1820 to 1930.

The museum is just 45 minutes from The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan or 2 hours easy drive from London Ontario.

6155 Arner Townline
Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E5, Canada
P: 519-776-6909
Email: info@ctmhv.com

Cost:
Museum Tour  (Includes EMS Museum)
Adults $9.00
Students/Seniors $8
Children (5-12) $5
4 & under free

Village Tour
Adults $10.00
Students/Seniors $8
Children (5-12) $5
4 & under free

Combo Rate (village & museum)
Adults $18.00
Students/Seniors $15
Children (5-12) $9
4 & under free

Plan: 1hr
Open: Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 3pm

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White Post Auto Museum displays & stores, classic, custom, and special interest vehicles. 

You can view their field of dreams, showroom, and automobilia displays.  

They also have fully restored, all original, and project vehicles, many of which are also for Sale by Owner.

Trans-Canada Hwy,
Tappen, BC V0E 2X0, Canada
P: 250-835-2224
Email: wpam@hotmail.ca

Admission: $15, 12 and under free
Plan: 1+hr
Open: Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm

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Gasoline Alley Museum is a celebration of industrial design illuminated by a storyline that follows the far-reaching social changes that resulted from the introduction and popularization of the automobile. The two-story museum contains thousands of automobile memorabilia items, mostly dating from before the Second World War.

Local businessman Ron Carey generously donated the items to Heritage Park so that they could be put on display for public enjoyment while being properly maintained. The artifacts displayed at the museum date from the turn of the 20th century to the 1950s and include vintage vehicles, unique gasoline pumps, and many products and signage from a host of petroleum companies. Most of the items on display in the Gasoline Alley Museum were painstakingly restored by Mr. Carey and his staff.

1900 Heritage Dr SW, Calgary, AB T2V 2X3, Canada
P: 403-268-8500
Email: social@heritagepark.ca

Admission:
General $9.95
Youth $4.95

Plan: 1-2hr
Open: 
Open December 20, 2021 – December 23, 2021 10am – 4pm

Open December 24, 2021 10am – 3pm

Closed December 25, 2021 – December 26, 2021

Open December 27, 2021 – December 30 10am – 4pm

Open December 31, 2021 10am – 3pm

Closed January 1, 2022 – April 30, 2022

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The Reynolds-Alberta Museum has an internationally acclaimed restoration and conservation shop, an award-winning Resource Center and is one of only three fly-in museums in Canada. The Reynolds-Alberta Museum has also been the recipient of four Premier’s Awards of Excellence for past exhibitions.

For more than 25 years, the Reynolds-Alberta Museum, has celebrated the machines in the transportation, aviation, industrial and agriculture industries that built Alberta into the province that it is today.

The museum interprets the impact of technological change in those industries from the 1890s to the present. The Reynolds-Alberta Museum is part of a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites, interpretive centers and museums and is supported by the Friends of the Reynolds-Alberta Museum Society.

6426 40 Ave, Wetaskiwin
AB T9A 2G1, Canada
P: +1 780-312-2065
Email: reynoldsAlbertaMuseum@gov.ab.ca

Cost: $13, $9 7-17yr under 7 free
Plan: 2-3hr
Open: Tuesday -Sunday 10am – 5pm, seasonally

reynoldsAlbertaMuseum@gov.ab.ca

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