Carroll Estes is the owner and Operator of Roadside America Museum. The museum is a privately owned collection of the 40s and 50s advertising memorabilia, classic cars, and nostalgic Americana.
212 E Elm St
Hillsboro, TX 76645
P: 972-291-2958
E: ramuseum@icloud.com
Adults $8
$15 per couple
$5 for kids
10 and under free
Plan: 1-2hr
Call for a tour
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