What started as a private collection of classic cars and other vehicles is now the Antique & Classic Power Museum in Wallsburg, a small town south of Heber City in Wasatch County. Here's a look ...

This museum in California is not just for car people, but has an exceptionally impressive classic car collection on exhibit. Both words priceless and pricey could be used to describe the ...

The Kelsey’s opened their museum in April of 1954. This image is part of a much larger collection of historically rich photographs from the News-Leader’s photo archive.

Located in Midtown, at 1405 E. Kleindale Rd. near the intersection of Prince and Mountain, the museum is the proud home of the renowned Franklin automobile collection of Thomas H. Hubbard.

Champlin will be in Kearney 5-8 p.m. Thursday for the rebranding of the Classic Car Collection and its new name, The American automobile experience at 3600 e. U.S. Highway 30.

For car enthusiasts and history lovers alike, Clifton’s Classic Chassis Auto Museum offers a unique journey through time. The ...

Every classic car collection and museum needs a virtual tour option like Ken and Joan Austin’s Rod Shop in Newberg, Oregon. Not only can you virtually walk through the collection and check out ...

The Maine Classic Car Museum is open Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the winter, and daily starting in the spring. Admission is free for children ages 7 and under, and all ...

A classic car showroom and planned museum dedicated entirely to Packard cars held a special gathering for collectors and fans of the luxury 20th century vehicles Friday in Rohnert Park. The ...

The Sarasota Classic Car Museum has been a mainstay in the community since 1953. Martin Godbey, 69, runs the museum with his son Blake, 26, as a curator. Automobile displays range from the ...

Paul Kelsey pictured with a Stutz Bearcat in his Antique Car Museum on Highway 54. The photo was published in the News & Leader on June 13, 1954.© Springfield News-Leader archives ...

As the collection grew, he decided to open a museum. Paul Kelsey pictured with a Stutz Bearcat in his Antique Car Museum on Highway 54. The photo was published in the News & Leader on June 13, 1954.