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| Arriving From I-94 Exit I-94 at Exit 85 – Galesburg Travel north on 35th street to the traffic light at M-96. Turn left (west) onto M-96 and follow for one mile to 33rd street. Turn right (north) and follow 33rd street for approximately 6 miles to the traffic light in the village of Richland. Continue straight thru the light (33rd Street becomes M-43) Follow M-43 (north) 6 miles (winding around Gull Lake) to Hickory Road. Turn right (east) onto Hickory Road. (Note several large red barns) Museum entrance is on the right. |
Arriving From US-131 Exit US-131 at Exit 49A – Plainwell Follow highway M-89 east 12 miles to stop sign at M-43 Turn left (north) on M-43 and continue for 5 miles to Hickory Road Turn right (east) onto Hickory Road. (Note several large red barns) Museum entrance is on the right. |
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HOURS:
Open Daily May 1 – October 31, including Holidays
Mon. – Fri. 9am – 5pm EST
Sat. & Sun. 9am – 6pm EST
Admission RATES:
Adults, 16 and over – $10.00
AAA Members – $9.00
Seniors, 62 and over – $9.00
Students 7-15 – $8.00
Children 6 & Under – FREE (Must be accompanied by an adult)
Group Rates Available
Upcoming EVENTS:
The 2010 “Experience” weekend will take place June 4-6, 2010 at the Classic Car Club of America Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. The theme for the 2010 event is “Closed Car Experience".
About the MUSEUM:
Plans to establish the Classic Car Club of America’s Museum at the Gilmore Car Museum first germinated in 1984, with the original building being dedicated in June of 1987. A historic two-story barn dating from the 1890s, originally located only a few minutes from the museum, was disassembled, relocated and rebuilt on the Gilmore site, and today is known as the “Barrett Barn.” Initial funding for the building project was provided by the co-founder of the renowned Barrett-Jackson Auction of Scottsdale, Arizona, Thomas W. Barrett III.
The CCCA Museum displays several “Full Classic” automobiles and over 700 mascots, part of the Marvin Tamaroff Mascot Collection donated in 1996.
