Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum has many vehicles and machine displays from the early days

The Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum is the perfect place to visit for little ones that love engineering and motors. This outdoor museum focuses on vehicles and machines from the early days of the American farm and rural community. The collection you will find at this museum dates from 1849 through the early 1960s era with exhibits that demonstrate early American life and technology. 

You'll find trucks, cars, tractors, engines, model railroads, among so many other vehicles and interesting things. Towards the garden and behind the railroad, there is a vintage gas station, washers, dryers and even lawnmowers. These are all valuable antiques!!! 

Additional exhibits you will find at this museum are sprinters cottage, sawmill, gas and diesel tractors, watch and clock museum, steam traction engines, farmhouse, short track railroad, gas engine row, blacksmith and wheelwright shop, weavers barn, steam engine row and grist mill.

There are plenty of picnic tables around the museum. We brought lunch and ate it there since the museum does not have a restaurant or cafe. There is also a store that sells ice cream, water bottles, toys and other things. You can purchase tickets for the museum at this store as well. The store also provides a map of the museum.

By the way, people are not allowed to climb on the vehicles since most of them are still maintained in operating condition and used during a wide range of events. However, there is a small playground where kids can play.

By visiting the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum kids (and adults!!!) will learn through real-life exhibits while having fun!!!