The St. Francis Motorcycle Museum is located at 110 East Washington in beautiful downtown St. Francis, Kansas. The 10,000 square foot museum houses more than 115 vintage motorcycles from various manufacturers.
The big names in early motorcycles, Indian and Harley Davidson, are highly represented, but so are motorcycles from lesser-known manufacturers such as Flanders, Excelsior, Cleveland, Pope, Iver Johnson, Feilbach Limited, Ace, Henderson, Marsh-Metz and many others.
P: 785-332-2400
Email: sfmmcurator@gmail.com
$7
Plan: 2hr
Open 7 days a week 10 am – 5 pm
Image via https://www.facebook.com/pg/St-Francis-Motorcycle-Museum-829585667066415/
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