The Wagner-Hagans Auto Museum is a private collection in Ohio that is free and open to the public. This is a small museum without regular staff, so you do need to call and schedule an appointment to tour the museum. The collection on display changes periodically and often includes cars from (but not limited to) the 1950s and 1960s, including a Ford Edsel, 1956 Chrysler Imperial, 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II, and many more.
476 E Kossuth St
Columbus, OH 43206
P: 614-271-0888
Free
Plan: 1hr
By Appointment (CALL)
Image via Jeff Bowen
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