The Beller Museum, Romeoville

About The Beller Museum

The Beller Museum displays vintage automobiles and machinery from the 1920s through 1950s, featuring classic cars that showcase Detroit's industrial era and the innovation of Henry Ford's assembly line. Founded in 1993, the museum houses an extensive collection of roadsters and trucks alongside a specialized library of books and period advertising, particularly print materials documenting Ford vehicles from the 1920s and 1930s. Visitors tour the floor with guided walkthroughs available for individuals and small groups, examining vehicles like 1928 Model A Speedsters and 1936 Ford Phaetons up close. The museum also maintains detailed records of classic parts and components for restoration enthusiasts. Tours operate by appointment only, and the museum serves the Chicago metropolitan area from its location in Romeoville, Illinois, just off Route 66 near the intersection of Interstate 55 and Interstate 355.