The Wheels Through Time Museum proudly displays countless items that link man and machine. Over 25,000 pieces of art and memorabilia grace the museum, providing a ambience and atmosphere unlike any other.   Each piece provides gives visitors a more in-depth glance at a way of life that has influenced American culture for over 100 years.  Transportation artifacts dating from the late 1800s to the 21st century are compiled and displayed in world-class fashion, bringing each and every visitor to a time and place where man and machine were one.

Surrounding the automobile collection, a collection of early 1900s "Goodrich Girls" brings us back the earliest days of the motor-powered vehicle.  Original "Mountain Water Colors" dating back to 1909 are also displayed.

The motorcycle memorabilia collection is astounding. Rare original factory lithographs, panoramic photos from the teens and twenties, posters, pictures, era clothing, a vintage oil can collection, trophies, and autographed pictures are can be seen at every turn. The list could go on and on….

In a whirlwind of colors, these items represent the culture that surrounds our motorcycling and automotive past.