Exhibits and events

Calling all Gearheads, Engineers, Techies and Car Gurus 

Our new audio tour has a technical slant sure to satisfy even the savviest, detail-oriented enthusiasts. 

Have you visited the museum lately? Spend a morning or afternoon with us and learn even more about the cars in our collection, with prerecorded content provided by board member Steve Cook, who has spent decades (if not a lifetime) studying and driving cars such as these. His descriptions of the cars themselves and the companies behind the cars will render you with insight aplenty. 

This new technical tour can be accessed onsite with your phone's camera, and the tour is included with your museum admission. No special skills, apps, or equipment needed. Simply focus your phone camera on the QR code and voila! A website link appears, which you will follow to our technical tour. From there, pick and choose cars that interest you, or follow the cars in chronological order to learn of the many fascinating developments that occurred early on at the dawn of the automobile age.

With two carefully curated audio tours for your enjoyment, you'll never run out of reasons to visit the museum. 

On Saturday, February 22nd at 6:00 pm, Broadway "Edutainer" Ellen Katz invites us to Rendezvous with Hamilton. . .the musical, that is!

Ellen Katz’s blood type is B—B for Broadway. She pursues her passion for Broadway "SuperMusicals!" and the best of the American Songbook by engaging others. Born in Baltimore, she received a BS in Music Education Magna cum Laude at the University of Maryland and taught in public and private schools.

For over twenty years, she has been invited to share her engaging presentations on "SuperMusicals!" for adults at prestigious organizations including The Chautauqua Institute, Johns Hopkins University, Peabody Conservatory of Music, The Osher Institute at Towson University and for Florida Gulf Coast University in Naples, Florida. Her lecture series have received rave reviews from attendees and administrators as well.

Ellen will entertain and inform visitors with musical selections, trivia and tidbits from behind the stage door. Admission is $10 at the door. Reserve your seat in advance.

This is your shot to find out more about the musical you know and love, just in time for George Washington's Birthday!