Audrain Automobile Museum

The Audrain Automobile Museum has an accumulation of more than 160 of the most striking and rarest vehicles ever. These completely reestablished and working vehicles run from the mid twentieth century to today. The vehicles in plain view spin with a specific end goal to keep the historical center substance crisp, and the whole accumulation is never all in plain view at one time. The vehicles are picked in light of occasionally evolving subjects.

The exhibition hall is situated in a superb noteworthy Audrain Building, one of the first structurally huge Guided Age structure on Bellevue Avenue. Developed in 1903 as a business fabricating, the structure was composed by the outstanding planner Bruce Price, who took his motivation from the Florentine Renaissance and made wide curved windows that cover the two stories and a white earthenware balustrade on the roofline.