They had a big limousine type car on display and the doors were all open so my wife and kids got inside. There were no signs or ropes saying not to touch or anything. We've been to a ton of museums with our kids and when there's not a sign to not touch or if something is not behind ropes then that means you can touch. Some museum volunteer gut with a mustang shirt on yelled at my wife and kids and made a big scene. Made my wife and kids feel horrible like they didn't something wrong. It was his fault and the museum's for not having the right signage up. He was a very rude and it's obvious that this museum is run by amateurs. It's over priced too.

It's a charming, cozy museum. The collection on the day of my visit had a bit of American and European. It won't be an all-day affair, but worth a visit before hitting the Distillery.

The museum itself was interesting! Plenty of great classic cars to check out! Price for entry was also very reasonable. The only hangup we noticed was that there were more than a few attendees not observing social distancing and/or not wearing masks (at least, not properly). We called ahead of time to ask if masks were currently mandatory and they said yes, so we were expecting a bit more enforcement. For safety's sake, keep that in mind if you'd decide to check this out. Aside from that, everyone was having a good time and were very friendly. As long as you can stay safe, I'd definitely recommend!

This was an awesome experience with my three sons. This museum really inspired my youngest son of 11 years old

Loved our visit. I’m not a big car person, but my husband is. There was something for both of us. Amazing tour and stories about cars and the people behind them. A real gem.

I was there 2 weeks ago for Cars & Coffee on Saturday morning when a truck pulled up to deliver this Packard. Isn't she a beauty.

This is a small museum but definitely "A Must Visit" place for all Classical Vehicles lovers.

Small museum with early to 50s classics housed in beautiful Amish-built building.

This is a cool place to kill 30-60 minutes depending on your level of old car giveashitness. There are 3 antique MG's here and some old motorcyles and a bunch of other old things including the two guys that sit in the chairs as you walk in! Super nice folks, really nice original and restored vehicles. The red convertible was one of the very 1st vehicles to have headlights that turned as the vehicle turned. Stop in and say hi to the pretty lady at the "checkin"!

Great location for a business meeting. The Museum has a lovely small conference facility. Great for an offsite. Gina is a great host, they were helpful with arrangements and planning. The facility has a conference table for 8 and also a classroom for 12 with monitor and wifi. And a nice touch is the Classic Motor Museum which makes for a fun and interesting way to break up the meeting.

Cool little museum with some really beautiful cars and a volunteer who had great knowledge to share with us. Would recommend a visit here when you are in town

Lots to see, and we learned a ton about the history of the car industry. Super fun and educational!