Museums in United States

The Canton Classic Car Museum was set up in 1978. The museum currently exhibits forty-five rare and unusual classic and special interest automobiles. The gorgeous vehicles are complemented by the thousands of pieces of historical memorabilia displayed throughout the museum. The Canton Classic Car Museum has something for everyone. Automobilia. Vintage toys. Steam engines. Movie posters. Historic photography. Oriental rugs. Meyer's Lake Park and Canton historical displays. The list goes on and on.

The museum was reopened in June, 2023

Erected in 1895, the Caswell No. 1 Fire Station Museum is Kinston's oldest remaining municipal building. In 1993 the build was converted into a museum which portrays the building's past in the rise of a modern fire department in Kinston with a 1922 American La France pumper being its centerpiece.

The Celebrity Car Museum is an immersive collection of over 100 iconic movie and T.V. show vehicles. Featuring a large variety of instantly recognizable cars, there is sure to be something for everyone in the family. You can get behind the ropes and take photos inside the DeLorean or have a chat with Scooby inside the Mystery Machine.

The Homer Cortland Community Agency ( HCCA) has a four-fold mission: to develop a museum complex for the preservation of historical artifacts of local, national and international significance, to educate students from the intermediate grades through college, to contribute to the economic revitalization of Cortland County by creating a museum that will enhance tourism in the Central New York area, and to provide opportunities for volunteers to become involved in community-building activities.

This museum features Chevy cars and memorabilia.

City Garage Car Museum was founded in 2009 by Kent Bewley, a Greeneville native whose family has been in the automobile business since  1937.  His father, R. R. Bewley, was a Pontiac-Cadillac-Packard dealer.  A special section of the museum is devoted to Bewley Motor Co.

Classic Bike Headquarters is the next generation of a vision started in 1998 by Dave Mungenast Sr. Previously it was known as the Mungenast Classic Automobile & Motorcycle Museum.

Dave’s son Ray, along with Dave Larsen, Matt Prunty and a small group of dedicated volunteers have relocated to the Union, Mo area in a modern 15,000 square foot building.

The CCCA Museum offers visitors a combination of Classic vehicles, automobilia, antique buildings all set in the pristine rural Michigan countryside. The museum is a partner of Gilmore Car Museum and is situated on its campus.

It took five years for Tad DuPont to put together this museum, which was opened in 2017. The collection ranges from a 1910 International Harvester pickup truck to muscle cars from the ’60’s and ’70’s. It even includes gangster Chalky White’s Packard from the HBO series Boardwalk Empire.

Classic Car Museum of St Augustine was created to help bring memories back to life as only Classic Cars can do. Founded on the principles of sharing, charitable giving, community involvement, education, and a whole lot of fun, we strive to put smiles on everyone associated and that walk through our doors.