Transport Museums in Michigan (MI) USA

Welcome to the Interactive map of Transport Museums in Michigan.

Transport Museums near Detroit Michigan.

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Michigan Transport Museums in alphabetical order

  • Cadillac – LaSalle Club Museum and Research Center at the Gilmore (Road), Hickory Corners

    The Cadillac-LaSalle Club Museum and Research Center houses the organization’s collection of automobiles display engines, and artifacts.

  • Classic Car Club of America Museum at the Gilmore (Road), Hickory Corners

    The Classic Car Club of America’s Museum was dedicated in 1987, when its Thomas W. Barrett Barn was opened to the public.

  • Ford Piquette Avenue Plant (Road), Detroit

    In 2000, The Henry Ford Heritage Association and others purchased the building and opened up this museum. It attracts visitors from around the world.

  • Gilmore Car Museum (Road), Hickory Corners

    The Gilmore Car Museum started in the early 1960s when Donald S. Gilmore began collecting vintage automobiles.

  • Model A Ford Museum at the Gilmore (Road, Air), Hickory Corners

    The Model A Ford Museum is the largest public museum dedicated to the Model A Ford. This 13,000-square-foot re-creation of a 1928 Ford dealership.

  • Pierce-Arrow Museum at the Gilmore (Road), Hickory Corners

    For 38 years Pierce-Arrow was once one of the most-recognized and most-respected names in the automobile industry. Finest luxury automobiles.

  • R.E. Olds Transportation Museum (Road), Lansing

    The Museum exhibits a significant collection of automobiles, engines, and other materials significant to the transportation history of Lansing.

  • Stahls Auto Museum (Road), New Baltimore

    The Stahl Museum has over 80 cars on display. A 1886 Daimler prototype to the muscle cars of the 1960s with emphasis on the cars of the 1930s and 1940s.

  • The H. H. Franklin Collection at the Gilmore (Road), Hickory Corners

    Herbert H. Franklin, founded the H.H. Franklin Company in Syracuse, NY in 1902, and continued to build air-cooled cars until 1934.

  • The Henry Ford Museum (Road, Air, Rail), Dearborn

    Step into a world where past innovations fuel the imagination of generations to come. A vibrant exploration of genius in all its forms.

  • The Lincoln Motor Car Heritage Museum at the Gilmore (Road), Hickory Corners

    The Lincoln Motorcar Heritage Museum was built by the Lincoln Motor Car Foundation which was established in 1999.

  • Wills Sainte Claire Auto Museum (Road), Marysville

    Worlds largest collection of Wills Sainte Claire Automobiles produced in Marysville, Michigan from 1921 until 1926. C. Harold Wills.

  • Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum (Road), Ypsilanti

    Shows Chevrolet Corvair, Tucker, Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer, and General Motors Hydra-matic; all with Ypsilanti connections.

Michigan Transport Museums ordered by City