Malcolm Pray Achievement Center
The Malcolm Pray Achievement Center is located in Bedford, NY, and houses a collection of antique and collectible automobiles spanning over 100 years of automotive history.
While the visits to the museum and educational activities are free, the Pray Family Foundation can offer a partial subsidy for transportation costs on a case, by case, basis.
16 Bedford-Banksville Rd
Bedford, NY 10506
P: 914-234-2579
Email: malcolmprayachievementcenter@gmail.com
Malcolm Pray Achievement Center Admission:
Free
Plan: 1hr
Malcolm Pray Achievement Center Hours:
Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm or By Appointment
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