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Museum of Automobiles, Morrilton, AR

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Museum of Automobiles

A non-profit automobile museum on Petit Jean Mountain with antique cars, motorcycles, pedal cars, firearms and coin machines.

8 Jones Lane, Morrilton, AR 72110 · Morrilton, AR

About Museum of Automobiles

Set among pines just off Arkansas 124, this non-profit museum holds a large indoor collection of antique vehicles. Its cars include pieces once owned by former Governor Winthrop Rockefeller, who opened the museum in 1964, plus vehicles linked to Elvis Presley and President John F. Kennedy. Visitors can also see motorcycles, pedal cars, an antique gun collection and coin-operated machines, including a working player piano. The grounds have a duck pond and picnic tables, and the site is adjacent to Petit Jean State Park.

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