Barry Leister left a 5 star review!

- Barry Leister Verified

Matthew T left a 5 star review!

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Morgan left a 5 star review!

- Morgan Verified

Very cool. Bigger than it looks, check it out!

- Dan Abney Verified

John Monaghan left a 5 star review!

- John Monaghan Verified

Went here for the Back to the Future exhibit but found many other things to see here. Many antique cars, horse buggies and sleighs. Plus and old diner and gas station. Stop by yourself.

- David Keich Verified

Raptor Man left a 5 star review!

- Raptor Man Verified

An amazing experience visiting such an excellent musician

- The World Wide History Of History Verified

Took a drive here specifically to see the Back to the future exhibit which was excellent and worth the long drive alone. I've never been into antique cars but really loved the entire museum. They had some really awesome displays and 2 hours later we were still walking around! Really great place!

- tracy tsirikos Verified

John Raffaghello left a 5 star review!

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Rita Pawlishyn left a 5 star review!

- Rita Pawlishyn Verified

Very good. Was a great spot for a day trip. Great old cars and trucks. Plenty of history . There is a big car show this summer. 500 cars.

- G Ribbaudo Verified

What an amazing collection of vehicles. Don't pass on a visit. Worth a stop. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly.......

- David Hajduk Verified

tim sullivan left a 5 star review!

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Linda Tomchick left a 5 star review!

- Linda Tomchick Verified

This museum has several unique features and also has many exhibits worthy of close attention. First, it has the 1872 era shop where buggies and wagons were hand crafted. The leather belts, driven by a “ hit and miss “ engine, represents a bygone era and a crucial link to American manufacturing prowess. If only for this, a visit is required. Secondly, the collection of electric vehicles is vast and easily accessible. Most are trucks but there is also an electric car, showing that the electric vehicle technology is over a century old. Interesting displays of an old diner and gas station as well. Every exhibit and vehicle is well documented and shown. The American Bantam designed “Jeep” is a surviving example of the prototype that they developed and which was then manufactured in great quantities by Ford and Willys, as the small Butler, PA company was unable to scale up enough for wartime needs. The location is out of the way but well worth the trip and should interest young and old.

- Gordon Siebert Verified

Zina Kwiatkowsky left a 5 star review!

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toni mirabal left a 5 star review!

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David Nemeth left a 5 star review!

- David Nemeth Verified

Really neat place has great history and very old cars

- Karleathal NO-KAP RIVERA Verified