Carriage Museums

• Carriage Museum  - Displays hand crafted, horse drawn carriages, and buggies. Provides photo galleries, descriptions, and historical background.
• Carriage Museum of America  - Discusses information on the subject of horse-drawn transportation, provides illustrations and galleries, and offers sponsoring opportunities.
• Circus World Museum  - Facilitates the preservation and educational services of circus wagons. Includes resources for both students and educators, and listings to other historic sites and museums.
• Genesee Country Village and Museum  - Dedicated to the preservation of horse-drawn carriages from the 19th until the early 20th century. Provides collection galleries, descriptions, and historical backgrounds.
• Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum  - Provides a gallery on the collection of carriages on display. With details on carriage rides offered, events, and virtual exhibits.
• Lynden Pioneer Museum  - Advertises assorted exhibits displaying the use of horse-drawn carriages during the life of the 18th until the early 20th century. Includes educational resources and for teachers and students.
• Mifflinburg Buggy Museum  - Explores the buggy making business with virtual tours, historical background, special events, and games. Includes donation opportunities.
• Owls Head Transportation Museum  - Houses 12 carriages from 1849 to 1910 with a collection of pioneer-era aircraft and automobiles in the world.
• Polmos Lancut Distillery - The Carriage Museum  - Presents a collection of horsdrawn vechicles that represents every type from parade, visitation, journeys, outings, and hunting coaches. Includes listings to details of the various activities and events.
• Remington Carriage Museum  - Features video displays, carriage factory tours, restoration shop details, and carriage rides. Provides educational programs and coupons.
• Sterquell Collection  - Highlights carriage and wagon collection which is privately owned. Includes visitor guides, school group booking forms, and gift shop ordering.
• Wade House Carriage Museum  - Exhibits popular modes of American-made transportation and work vehicles from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Also provides calendar of special events and historical background.
• Winmill Carriage Museum  - Showcases carriage collections detailing its historic significance and cultural impacts. Provides photo galleries and technical descriptions. Also includes volunteer opportunities.
• Woodlawn Museum  - Provides collection details, information on rental facilities, schedule of events, and educational resources.