Buffalo Transportation Pierce Arrow Museum

About Buffalo Transportation Pierce Arrow Museum

The Buffalo Transportation Pierce-Arrow Museum showcases the automotive history of Buffalo through an extensive collection of vintage vehicles and related artifacts. Visitors explore displays of Pierce-Arrow automobiles, luxury cars that were once manufactured in the city, alongside a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed filling station. The museum also features the National Women's Transportation Hall of Fame, an original Jell-O wagon from around 1900, and a 1902 Buffalo Electric automobile. The museum's collections document how Buffalo contributed to American transportation innovation during the early automotive era. Most visitors spend one to two hours touring the exhibits, with the option to spend an afternoon exploring the full collection. The museum is located in downtown Buffalo and offers convenient onsite parking. Group guided tours are available by reservation. Wheelchairs are available for those needing accessibility assistance.