The Beller Museum houses numerous collections of vehicles, tools, parts, and information designed to tell stories of how cars and trucks not only served their original owners but often evolved through several “lives.” The vehicles include restored, originally preserved, repurposed, well-worn, and end-of-service examples.

Founded in 1993 by Jordon and Corinne Beller, the museum strives to showcase products of Detroit’s heydays. The museum shows individuals that these roadsters were marvelous tools for hard-working people everywhere. Cars like the ones in their collection were involved in the building and expansion of our newly industrialized society.

As a noted authority on the subject, The Museum also houses an extensive library of books and other “paper” relating to cars and trucks from the 1920s through the 1950s. One major section of the library is dedicated specifically to print advertising of Ford cars and trucks from the ’20s and ’30s.

275 Rocbaar Dr
Romeoville, IL 60446
P: 630-653-2277
Email: bellermuseum@hotmail.com

Beller Museum Admission:

By Donation
Plan: 1-2 hr

Beller Museum Hours:

By appointment – Call
Call Monday – Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m

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Historic Auto Attractions is not only home to famous cars, but also a wide array of movie memorabilia. Some of those pieces include Marilyn Monroe’s nightgown, a sweater worn by Hollywood legend James Dean, and an outfit worn by Elvis Presley. In addition, a large section of the museum is dedicated to John F. Kennedy, along with the “Day in Dallas” display. 50,000 square feet of additional museum spaces was also recently added!

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