Exhibits
This is what some of our visitors have to say about the Museum:
“What an incredible treasure your Museum is. I was humbled and stunned at the beauty of the automobiles.”
S.E., PA
“The mark of a great museum is providing interest for everyone and this one ranks right up at the top.”
Touring New York Magazine
“Great information on labels with each car and great, knowledgeable guides. The outside doesn’t reflect the jewels inside!”
D.R., ONTARIO, CANADA
Currently on display are over 160 of the most beautiful and unique automobiles ever produced. Highlighted in nine exhibits are fascinating examples of early technological advances, plus unusual models and famous manufacturers that shaped our country's automotive heritage.
With so much to see, most visitors spend a minimum of 1 1/2 hours in the Museum. When planning your visit, please allow yourself ample time to enjoy the 160+ vehicles on exhibit.
We do permit photography for non-commercial purposes, so don't forget your camera or video recorder.
Strollers, wheelchairs, and motorized scooters are available for use at no charge on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Wagons & Woodies: From Depot Hack to Station Wagon19 shining examples of Station Wagons, Depot Hacks, and Woodie Wagons. Featuring an unreleased documentary film, Wagonmasters, sponsored in part by Preferred Mutual Insurance Company. On exhibit through April 2014. (Wagonmasters shown only through September 2, 2013.) |
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The Pre-War CollectionAn eclectic collection of rare and interesting automobiles from the early years. |
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American BeautiesCustom-crafted prestige automobiles. |
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The Fabulous FranklinsManufactured in Syracuse, New York from 1902 to 1934. |
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The Legends: Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg, Packard |
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Cars Made in New York StateIncludes a Chevrolet made in Buffalo, New York! |
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Found in Barns Around the State |
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The Post-War Era |
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Vintage Airplane EnginesEngines from WWI and WWII. |
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Vintage FashionsClothing from 1900 through 1970 exhibited alongside automobiles of the day. In collaboration with the Chenango County Historical Society Museum |
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A Tribute to Bennett-IrelandProducts and history from this major, local manufacturer. Presented by the Chenango County Historical Society Museum |










