Built Here. Driven Everywhere.
Step Inside The Story
Most visitors spend about two hours — though many find themselves staying longer.
Choose your Avenue
The Family Route
Diner, gas station, cabin, and the "weird and wonderful" vehicles. Allow 2 hours. All ages welcome.
The Car Enthusiast Route
Go deep on the Duryea, the Pullman, the machine shop, and restoration details. Allow 2+ hours.
The History Buff Route
Not about the vehicles — about the world around them. Allow 2 hours.
Bringing a Group?
School Groups
Guided, curriculum-aligned tours led by trained docents. PA curriculum connections available.
Road Crew (Car Clubs)
Discounted group rate, member vehicle display option, photo ops. Private after-hours available for larger groups.
General Group Tours
Bus tours, senior communities, corporate outings, scout troops, homeschool co-ops, reunions — anyone bringing 10 or more.
Min. 10 people for all group types. Contact Group Tours: (610) 367-2090 or Felicia Schrader →
Find Your Way Around
Find Your Way Around
Hours
Open Daily, 9:30am–4pm. Closed major holidays.
Contribution
Adults $10 · Seniors/AAA $9 · Children 12 & under Free · Members Free. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Find Us
85 South Walnut Street, Boyertown, PA 19512
Driving From
From Reading
Business 422 to 562 East to Boyertown, past the light at Mario's Pizza to Third St. Left on Third St. to the parking lot on the left.
From Allentown
Route 100S to 73W (Boyertown exit). Right on 73W to the light at S. Reading Ave (Route 562). Left at the light, one block to Third St. Right on Third — parking lot on the left.
From King of Prussia
Route 422W to the Pottstown exit (Route 100N) to Route 73W (Boyertown exit). Left at the ramp light onto 73W, to the light at S. Reading Ave (Route 562). Left at the light, one block to Third St. Right on Third — parking lot on the left.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We compiled a list of answers to address your most frequently asked questions regarding our museum.
How long should I plan for?
Most visitors spend about two hours — though plenty end up staying longer than they expected.
Is the Museum accessible?
Yes — the whole Museum is wheelchair accessible, and we keep wheelchairs on hand for anyone who needs one.
Is there anywhere to sit?
Benches are tucked throughout the lobby, main gallery, and carriage shop. There are café tables just outside the diner too — and yes, you're welcome to slide into a booth or pull up a stool at the counter inside.
Can I get food at the diner?
Not day-to-day — the diner is a preserved exhibit, not a working kitchen. Keep an eye out for Diner Day, though, when it comes back to life for a few hours a year.
Is anything hands-on for kids?
Not yet — we don't have dedicated interactive exhibits at the moment.
Can I touch the vehicles?
We ask that you keep hands off — it's how we keep this collection around for the next hundred years too.
Where are the bathrooms?
In the lobby, plus a family restroom in the main gallery.
Is there a gift shop?
Yes — right in the lobby, easy to find on your way out.
Can I bring my dog?
Pets and emotional support animals need to sit this one out, for the safety of the collection and other visitors — but service dogs are always welcome.
Come See Us
This museum runs on the belief that history is worth protecting — not just for collectors, but for the next generation of Pennsylvanians who deserve to know where they came from. Your membership makes that possible.