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Category: Museums

  • National Auto & Truck Museum

    This museum displays a collection of heritage vehicles ranging from a stretch taxi to toys.

  • The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University

    Museum displaying works by historic & contemporary artists in 7 galleries with changing exhibits.

  • Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities

    The Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities serves as a vibrant hub for artistic expression and intellectual exploration in Auburn. It houses a variety of exhibitions, performances, and educational programs that celebrate the diverse cultures and histories represented within the community.

  • Early Ford V-8 Museum

    The Early Ford V-8 Museum offers a captivating journey through automotive history, showcasing the iconic legacy of Ford’s V-8 engine. Visitors can explore an impressive collection of vintage automobiles, engines, and memorabilia, tracing the evolution of this revolutionary technology from its inception to its widespread influence on the automotive industry.

  • Cayuga Museum of History & Art

    The Cayuga Museum of History & Art offers a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of Auburn’s past and present. Its diverse collection showcases artifacts, artwork, and historical documents that illuminate the region’s cultural heritage, from its early indigenous inhabitants to its industrial revolution legacy. Visitors can explore exhibits dedicated to local industries, prominent figures, and artistic expressions, gaining a deeper understanding of the forces that have shaped Cayuga County.

  • Burpee Museum of Natural History

    Educational center with tours of exhibits on geology, flora & fauna, dinosaurs & native artifacts.

  • Discovery Center Museum

    Fun & educational science museum with exhibits, workshops, crafts & experiments for kids.

  • Jonathan Bell Lovelace Museum

    Auburn University’s museum dedicated to the sporting achievements of its teams & alumni.

  • Harriet Tubman Home

    19th-century residence of the namesake abolitionist who rescued slaves via the Underground Railroad.

  • The Gold Rush Museum

    The Gold Rush Museum offers visitors a captivating journey into the heart of California’s historical gold rush era. Through meticulously curated exhibits and engaging artifacts, guests can delve into the stories of prospectors, boomtowns, and the transformative impact of gold on California’s development.