Nethercutt Museum

"This is a must see for anyone, if not else for the history and absolute pristine conditions of those oldie cars. Fantastic to roam and look and experience. Thank you for making this a free museum! I will bring my people there!! It is free! A big thank you to the owners. It was a great afternoon."

"There are two collections of cars housed in separate buildings: one with free admission and another costing $10. The latter includes a two-hour guided tour and requires reservations. The reviews and pictures presented here are for the free collection. Each car is accompanied by a placard containing a detailed description of the vehicle (e.g., year, original purchase price, manufacturer, mechanical specifications, and notable historical ownership). The visit to the admission-free collection, along with reading all the placards, should take no more than two hours. My only suggestion to the operator is to replace all those obnoxiously LOUD mercury lights with quiet LED lighting so visitors can truly appreciate the lovely period-era music playing in the background. Note: the museum has very limited hours and was open just 3 days per week as of this review (Thu, Fri, Sat)."

"Fascinating place to visit. Lots to see and learn about many aspects of automobiles. Also great collection of music boxes of all sizes and varieties. And the 3rd largest Wurlitzer organ in the world that will play for you without an organist. Definitely worth your time!"

"You will love this place. I'm not a car enthusiast, but I love it here. The museum is free, but the Nethercutt Collection building is $10 and reservations are required. It is totally worth this price and much more. Cars are immaculate. They drive all of them on a regular basis. Stunning cars and one of the best collections. My favorite part is the very large collection of rare self-playing musical machines!!! The Wurlitzer Pipe Organ is spectacular to hear with its 5000 pipes. Made to be housed in silent movie theaters. They are all meticulously cared for. They are stunning. Also amazing collections of hood ornaments, dolls, coins, crystal figurines, David Winter Cottages, clocks, and antique furniture. The Nethercutts lived here for over 20 years and was one of the largest homes in the US. You get to see their dining table where they entertained with beautiful chandeliers. The private train cars in the back are beautiful. Amazing to see how the super wealthy lived. It's the kind of museum you will love to repeat."

"This part of the museum is free and definitely worth a visit. Check out the website to see when the tours of the train are scheduled. To get a full sense of the collection, I highly recommend scheduling your visit around the tours of the collection next door. It is only $10 currently and takes 2 hours. Note that a lot of the pictures in people's reviews are from this special tour so at least try to figure out the details how everything is situated to avoid disappointment."