The AACA museum is large enough to house quite a few different cars and displays, but small enough that you can tour the whole place in 2 to 3 hours... AND they even have antique buses in the basement that you can actually board. The cars were awesome and the displays, such as the 40's diner with a complete interior, was great. We met some wonderful volunteers that had knowledge of all the cars which made our visit even better. If you have a few hours to spare, I recommend you visit here. Oh, they even have a train display and some things for 'youngin's' in the basement too!

Had a great time at the AACA Museum on Saturday, Nov. 14th with my wife. The history, the cars and buses were amazing. I particularly enjoyed the muscle cars and the Turn of the Century cars (1900-1920). They had buses on the lower level and they were awesome! The exhibit on Road Maps was cool also because of the artwork and detail that is missed using modern day GPS. I recommend that you go to this museum if you are a car lover or history buff. I am considering an annual membership since we don't live far and they have new exhibits and cars semi-annually. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly and made our visit special.

My husband is a museum buff whereas I do enjoy going to museums but not reading all the displays. My husband reads everything. I must say though I am not in cars this particular museum was great!!! I enjoyed the cars through the years. On the bottom floor there were buses used during movies! There is a huge interactive train display, too. For someone that walks quickly through museums, this one held my interest. I highly recommend it.