The Brumos Collection, Jacksonville

About The Brumos Collection

The Brumos Collection is a 35,000-square-foot museum in Jacksonville dedicated to automotive innovation and racing history. The Forerunners exhibit features open cockpit racers dating to 1894 from manufacturers including Peugeot, Miller, Duesenberg, Bugatti, and Offenhauser, alongside stories of drivers like Rickenbacker and Oldfield. The Frontrunners section celebrates Porsche design and Jacksonville's Brumos racing legacy at Daytona and Sebring through driver accounts and vintage racing equipment. Visitors explore rare vehicles through interactive digital kiosks and memorabilia without barriers or ropes, and can view the active workshop where staff service cars daily to preserve mechanical function. The building mirrors a 1926 Jacksonville Ford assembly plant, with design details honoring racing venues including a board track walkway and brick paying tribute to Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Located on San Pablo Road South in Jacksonville, the attraction offers savings: purchase tickets online in advance to save two dollars per ticket and avoid processing fees, and children age 10 and under receive free admission.