Best Archive Flint Near Me

Diving to Donate: Son loved it, i think they need to add more the one of some items. Such as the sand turn table, kids fighting over it and when one kid trying to do a design another messing it up.

G G: So much fun

Linda Williams: So fun and cleanVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry Free …More

desiree horton: Great place for the history of cars also the people who works there are pretty awesome.

Hotrod Skeptic: you flint people spelled my name wrong

Private Press of Flint: Amazing history, especially if like me your whole family worked between Buick, Chevrolet, and AC/Delphi.

Christopher Lewis: Very interesting place. Some of the cars are ones that were made only for spec so they are one of a kind. If you are a car lover you will love this Museum.

Christopher Gibson: So many things to see and learn. Very polite staff.

Rick Frase: Very nice time looking at the old classic cars!

Therese Baer: Small museum with big surprises!

Jared McComb: Amazing collection of cars! You will not be disappointed. They even have several concept cars that were never produced.

Brian Robinson: Amazing collection of original concept and collector cars

Gunner65: Great food

Cecil Neighbarger: Never tire of looking at the historical automobiles

Michael Donegan: Highly recommended for a visit if you appreciate old cars. They have some models you can crawl into. Some on display are so rare this is probably the only place you will ever see it. This place is a very fun trip back through time and educational as well.

David Vanderstelt: Just knock, someone is usually posted on weekends to allow admittance

Andrew DeWolfe: This little auto history museum is a gem. Wonderful collection of older cars and associated period memorabilia and signage. Great way to spend a couple of hours.

Albert Isaac: Can't say it better than John. This place is great.

John M. Bomarito: Excellent resource for Buick heritage and history. Factory archives for each model year are available for anyone wishing to research a particular Buick model. I was able to copy numerous mechanical drawings & specifications for my 1960 Invicta convertible. Displayed vehicles are rotated and can range from early 1900's through the 1980's. At times they have concept cars on display like the original Riviera Silver Arrow. Cars can be viewed up close and personal. Typically not very crowded because the collection is housed separately from the Sloan Museum. Lots of opportunity to enjoy the collection at your leisure. Other automotive-related period artifacts on display as well. A true joy for anyone dedicated to Buick Motor Division products. Doubt you would find a more comprehensive collection anywhere else.