Tallahassee Automobile Museum

About Tallahassee Automobile Museum

The Tallahassee Automobile Museum in Tallahassee, Florida houses one of the nation's largest collections, featuring far more than antique cars. Visitors explore President Lincoln's hearse, authentic Batmobiles from Hollywood films, and rare hand-crafted Steinway pianos from the White House. The museum displays the world's largest private Case Knife collection alongside antique pocket knives, plus sports memorabilia, motorcycles, boats and boat motors, fishing lures, pedal cars, dolls, Native American artifacts, antique cash registers, brass fans, antique time pieces, and a general store exhibit. The collection continuously grows and changes, offering a different experience with each visit. The facility provides ample wheelchair-accessible parking, wide aisles, a spacious elevator between floors, and large accessible restrooms. Regular wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and service animals are welcome. The museum operates daily and suits families, groups, and history enthusiasts seeking a morning or afternoon activity.