Matchbox Road Museum is a vast & proud collection of Matchbox cars and rarities of the Matchbox brand. Newfield native Everett Marshall III started the museum out of his garage more than thirty years ago and it’s since grown to house over 50,000 Matchbox cars.
15 Pearl St,
Newfield, NJ 08344
P: 856-697-6900
E: mbroad@aol.com
Donation
Plan: 1 hr
By Appointment
Image via https://www.facebook.com/MatchboxRoadMuseum/photos
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