Showcasing
Transportation History
We’re more than just old cars. We’re Wisconsin’s largest auto museum, featuring an ever-changing display of classic and vintage autos and artifacts plus the largest assembled group of Hartford-built Kissel luxury automobiles.
A large and extensive collection
Explore automotive history with over 125+ vehicles at the Wisconsin Auto Museum, featuring an acre of iconic displays and timeless craftsmanship.
See the Badger
Get up close to the only known Badger car, an exclusive glimpse into automotive history. ->
Local Kissel History
The museum features Kissel cars which were made locally in Hartford from 1906 – 1931.
Featured Exhibits
Nash Club of America
The Nash Car Club of America is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Wisconsin based Nash Automobiles. Nash is a featured marque at the museum.
Short Track Hall of Fame
The Southeastern Wisconsin Short Track Hall of Fame has exhibit space in the museum to commemorate the history of regional racing
#1003 Steam Locomotive
Built in 1913 the 250 ton Soo Line #1003 steam locomotive is housed at the museum.
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit Us
147 N. Rural Street, Hartford WI 53027
info@wisconsinautomuseum.com
(262) 673-7999
Admission
Adults
Seniors (65+)
Children (6-16)
5 and under
CASH DISCOUNT: $1 off each admission ticket
Group rate available for 10 or more when scheduled a minimum of one week in advance. Please contact the museum for scheduling.
Cash, Visa and MasterCard accepted. Admission charges and hours subject to change without notice.
Hours
Wednesday - Saturday
A minimum of one hour is recommended to view the exhibits. No admittance after 4:30 pm.
No professional photography.
