Kingfield, Maine: Stanley Museum: Steam Cars
The Stanley brothers were pioneers in the production of steam-powered automobiles. Also on display: one of their steam-powered bicycles.
- Address:
- 40 School St., Kingfield, ME
- Directions:
- South end of town. From Hwy 142/Depot St. turn south at the small, blue Stanley Museum sign onto School St. Drive two blocks. You'll see the museum ahead, on the right.
- Hours:
- Tu-Su 11-4 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 207-265-2729
- Admission:
- Adults $4.
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Dedicated to the Stanley brothers, this museum holds memorabilia such as several steam cars, and original photography equipment that the brothers helped produce. In one of the cars sit two (unsettling) mannequins that represent the brothers. They were a gift from another Stanley museum that closed. One of the cars is open to visitors for pictures. The Stanley family is now known for their steam cleaners!
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