Hartford, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Automotive Museum
One of its exhibits is a car driven more than a million miles by a local traveling salesman.
- Address:
- 147 N. Rural St., Hartford, WI
- Directions:
- Downtown. Hwy 60 (Sumner St.) to Rural St, then north two blocks. Two blocks west of Hwy 83 (Main St.).
- Hours:
- W-Sa 10-5, Su-Tu closed. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 262-673-7999
- Admission:
- Adults $10,(6-16) $6, 5 and under free, (62+) -$9
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What a fun museum. Two floors of cool cars. Super sweet people.
[Kimmy G, 10/12/2024]Built near where the old Kissel car factory used to be, museum hosts Nash, Kissel, Studebaker, and many other iconic cars, as well as a few train sets.
[Corinne Kneeland, 03/27/2022]Peter Gilbert is a traveling salesman from Glendale, Wisconsin. Until recently he drove a Saab 900 SPG, which he had purchased new in late 1989.
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The museum features cars that are mostly of importance to Wisconsin, such as locally-built Kissels and Nashes, as well as a Saab that was driven over a million miles by a Wisconsin traveling salesman.