Smaller than expected or remembered. Believe we visited here years ago but cant be sure. Anyway, if youre into classic cars you cant go wrong with this homage to a great American car brand that was sadly and memorably discontinued by GM so that the grandpa-shitbox Buick brand could live. Cause there are so many more memorable cars that Buick made, other than the Riviera, than Pontiac did with the Grand Prix, Bonneville, Trans Am and, of course, the incomparable classic GTO. Which is one of the reasons I buy Ford or Dodge now because GM kept Puke-ick instead of Saturn or Pontiac. But enough pontificating.If youre into cars, visit here. The displays change frequently so you never know what youll see. Our visit had a couple of 1930s era autos including the brand Oakland which Pontiac absorbed early on. Also had an early 80s Trans Am, a beautiful convertible 70s Grand Prix, and, awesome of awesomes, a 1970 GTO Judge. Stop by, peruse the cars and displays, make a donation and enjoy losing yourself for an hour or two. This is definitely worth a scheduled stop in your day.

Of all the places on Route 66, this is one of my favorites. Not only is the Route 66 museum amazing, the folks who volunteer are some of the most knowledgeable and fun folks on the route. But the rest of the museum is so worth checking out!

Did not expect such a beautiful exhibit. Lots of great information and some awesome vehicles. No admittance charge which was a surprise. We donated generously and hope others do, too. Museums like this need our support.