New England Racing Museum

The nearly 10,000 square foot building in Loudon, NH houses a broad variety of race cars and motorcycles, all with a New England heritage. Included is a 1915 Duesenberg that raced on the one mile dirt oval in Boston; the King & Marshall front engine NHRA dragster that was so successful; the car in which Joey Logano won his first Cup race (and the trophy he won that day); open wheel cars driven by Joe Sostillio and Johnny Thomson in the 1950s; the motorcycle Eddie "The Savage" Sarno built and drag raced with a huge Buick engine.