Museums in United States

Barry’s Car Barn is an antique car museum focusing on American muscle cars from the 50s-70s and so much more.

Founded in 1993 by Jordon and Corinne Beller, the museum strives to showcase products of Detroit's heydays, especially from Ford. We want to show individuals that these roadsters were marvelous tools for hard-working people everywhere.

Personal collection of James Benson Jr. pays tribute to the 1950s and 1960s

A small local collection, with a centerpiece being  a 1924 Ahrens Fox pumper. Delivered to the city in 1924, the truck is capable of pumping 750 GPM and was Biddeford's first custom Pumper. 

"Nestled in a wooded grove behind his shop of 40 years Bill Morris started to fulfill his life long dream. Bill's Old Bike Barn was born. Ten years later we have over 100 amazing vintage motorcycles and more than 50,000 square feet dripping with some of the most extraordinary antiques from all around the world. The 1939 German Kattenkrad, 1913 Harley Silent Grey Fellow, 1914 Triumph have taken their place along with vintage European carousel horses and pristine Moto Guzzi's and our latest acquisition the 1909 Peugot."

Blackhawk Museum, founded in 1988 in Danville, CA by Ken Behring and Don Williams, offers an educational experience with five unique galleries: The Don Williams Automobile Gallery, The Spirit of the Old West, Into China, Art of Africa, and World of Nature. Its automobile collection is unparalleled.

"This is no ordinary museum. And these are no ordinary exhibits. Some have reached 340 mph, some have won Formula 1 championships, some have starred in James Bond™ movies and some, like the Dixie Ihle, have inspired decades of craftsmanship, creativity and dreams." - says the information blurb about the display, shown at Zentrum, a showcase of BMW's past, present and future next to the factory.

Bonanzaville by the Cass County Historical Society is history museum and pioneer village located in West Fargo, ND We explore the history of the Red River Valley , from Native Americans through the modernization of America. Each of its 40 buildings are filled with period furnishings and artifacts. Additionally there is an automobile, tractor and airplane museum.

A local history museum, which features two locally built cars: a 1904 Eldredge Runabout and a 1965 Plymouth Fury II, the first car which was built at the Belvidere Assembly Plant.

Although the Boothbay Museum is primarily devoted to exhibits on railroading, there is a display of antique cars. About 60 vehicles are on display. The cars range from a 1911 Ford up to more recent classics. Since many,of the cars are on loan, the exhibit continually changes. The railroad section features a 11/2-mile loop of 2-ft. gauge track over which a steam train operates when the museum is open and two stations filled with historic items. Another part of the Museum consists of a reproduction of an early New England village.