The Austin Rock and Roll Car Museum is currently closed while the museum is moved into its new location.

The Austin Rock and Roll Car Museum specializes in historical race cars, movie production vehicles, and music-related memorabilia. The museum is open to the public on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 10 am-3 pm.

3901 Todd Ln Bldg 2 Unit #205
Austin, TX 78744
P:  512-383-1660
Email: sales@vfinemotorcars.com

Austin Rock and Roll Car Museum Admission:

Free
Plan: 1hr

Austin Rock and Roll Car Museum Hours:

1st & 3rd Saturday 10 am – 3 pm

austincarmuseum.org

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Woody’s Museum features Classic Cars from the early 1900s, the 50’s, 60’s, & 70’s with some up to 2014 1/2.

The museum has Baseball memorabilia from as early as Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth to the present day.

And you never know what will come into Woody’s Museum in the future.

500 SW Fifth St., Hwy. 36 West
Cross Plains, Texas 76443
P: 254-725-4042
Email: info@woodysmuseum.com

Woody’s Museum Admission:

Free
Plan: 1hr

Woody’s Museum Hours:

Thursday – Saturday 10am – 4pm

woodysmuseum.com

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The Northeast Texas Rural Heritage Museum consists of two award-winning museums, the Depot Museum and the Farmstead Museum – both for one admission fee.

Among a treasure-trove of unique items in the museums are:
Artifacts from native Caddo Indians
A working telegraph station
An 1894 telephone switchboard and antique telephones
A printing press from the late 1880s
A 1909 Studebaker Surrey
A 1925 Model T Ford
A 1927 American LaFrance fire truck
A fully furnished farmhouse and farm equipment from the 1900s

Among these items, you will also see many other collections from their history and rich East Texas culture. The biggest crowd-pleaser, attracting people from all over the world, is the replica of the Ezekiel Airship. The original Airship was flown here a year before the Wright Brothers Kittyhawk flight. And, from the Depot Museum, you can see the location where the flight took place.

204 W Marshall St,
Pittsburg, TX 75686
P: 903-946-3243
Email: museum@pittsburgtexasmuseum.org

Northeast Texas Rural Heritage Museum Admission:

Adults $10
Seniors/Military: $9
Youth (ages 13–17): $7
Children (6 – 12): 5
Under 6 Free

Plan: 3+hr (including Gilmore)

Northeast Texas Rural Heritage Museum Hours:

Thursday – Saturday 10 am – 4 pm

pittsburgtexasmuseum.org

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