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Branson Auto & Farm Museum
About The Branson Auto and Farm Museum
With two acres of vintage farm equipment and vehicles dating from the 1900’s all the way to the 2000’s, you’re sure to find something that takes you back to your childhood and keeps you talking about the good ol’ days for hours.
Branson Auto and Farm Museum originally opened in May 2009 under the name Branson Auto Musuem as a museum dedicated to the appreciation and preservation of historic automobiles.
In 2010, it was purchased by Mr. Maurice Wilder of Clearwater, Florida, a successful real estate and farm businessman. After he fell in love with a car at the museum and purchased it. Later, he purchased the entire museum! Ever since, there has been no looking back. The museum was completely rebuilt into a 90,000 square foot building, with one half dedicated to classic & antique automotive history and the other half to farming implements and equipment history. Therefore the name was changed to The Branson Auto & Farm Museum.
Mr. Wilder grew up in the Midwest farming community which led to his very successful lifelong career in farming and ranching, among many other business ventures. Most of the vehicles are for sale and we are always looking for interesting cars and tractors to add to the collection.
We hope you enjoy viewing our collection! We have the goal of always acquiring interesting vehicles and farm machinery for the public to enjoy.
SEE YOU THERE!!
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Branson Auto & Farm Museum
Your Spring Break 2024 vacation isn’t complete, unless you visit Branson Auto and Farm Museum
1335 West Hwy 76 Country Blvd
2 acres of Tractors, Farm Equipment, Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, and Firetrucks!
Something for all to see including Hotrods, Classics, Vintage, and Antique automobiles
We are open daily 9am - 6pm
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1908 Sears Model L
Original sales price $495.00 thru the Sears Catalog
From 1908 to 1912, consumers could send away by mail for a car from the Sears Company catalog, right along with shoes, clothes, bicycles, and wallpaper.
Lincoln Motor Car Works was the automobile company in Chicago, Illinois that produced cars for Sears Roebuck from 1908 until 1912
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Looking for something exciting to do, Come check out the 2 acre indoor Auto and Farm Museum.
We are open 9am - 6pm, everyday.
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We visit every time we are in Branson!
Wow that’s cool
Love this place!! I even saw some cars I wanted to buy!!
1941 Springfield Horse Drawn wagon.
It is really crazy how far we have come in such a short time.
Open all week 9 till 6
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1941 or 1841?
1841?
I grew. Up. Wagon with. Like. This. One.
From smoke signals to Emails, Balloon to Planes , Horse power to E Cars , Paper notes to Whats Apps, And what happen last night FACE BOOK WENT DOWN !!! Best Stick to what we can handle: If I get there FIRST I will put a stone on the Wall , If U are there First knock it off !!!
Not the only thing going in 1941 , as l had a 1935 Ford !
Every farm had a wagon to haul stuff
A war does wonders to inventions
We'll be going back to this if the Democrats remain in power.................
Some plases people still use these...🤔
-- Studebaker wagon with a tung --
Spring wagon
Necessity is the mother of invention pity we don't concentrate on that line of thinking
WHAT! 1941 and no V8? They
1965 Ford Galaxie 500 352 2v V8 paired to an automatic High quality driver, purchased at Mecum at Kansas City in December of 2022. Fresh motor/transmission rebuild, new suspension front and air ride in the rear. New 17 inch American Racing wheels and Nitto tires. Car fires right up and runs and drives great. Tinted windows, Power steering. A great cruiser that wont break the bank but will definitely turn heads. ... See MoreSee Less
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It def turns heads.. I miss that car. I was the original owner back in the day
1927 Gardner Imperial Sedan
Gardner Motor Company was an automobile maker based in St. Louis, Missouri between 1920 and 1931
This can currently be seen at Branson Auto and Farm Museum - open daily 9am - 6pm
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Beautiful
I love it what a beauty . I have a 1927 fast four Dodge Brothers she is a beauty too :)
I love it !!
Very nice..
I’m curious about the black car in background.
Another one off to a new home. Getting a few new ones next week so be sure to stop in and see what all we have. Might even find one to take home with you ... See MoreSee Less
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Heard the news of Toby Keith’s passing. Toby was featured in the 2000 Dukes Of Hazzard Reunion TV Movie - Hazzard in Hollywood
RIP Toby Keith 1961 - 2024
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Larry Boyce
1926 MODEL T FORD DEPOT HACK
THE EVOLUTION OF THE WOODEN STATION WAGON HAD ITS BEGINNING DIRECTLY LINKED TO THE EARLY RAILROAD DEPOT HACKS. AS THE RAILROAD SPREAD ACROSS THE UNITED STATES IN THE EARLY 1900'S HOTELS AND RESORTS SOON FOUND THE NEED TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THEIR CUSTOMERS. THE MODEL T FORD DEPOT HACK WAS CREATED TO CARRY PASSENGERS AND THEIR LUGGAGE TO AND FROM THE RAILWAY DEPOT.
THE BODIES WERE MADE OF WOOD, USUALLY ASH, MAPLE OR OAK, AND THE POPULAR CHOICE FOR PANELS AND TRIM WAS CHERRY, BIRCH, BASSWOOD AND/OR MAHOGANY. THE HACK WAS BASED ON A PASSENGER-CAR AND LIGHT TRUCK CHASSIS, AND HAD THE MODIFIED BACK END THAT WAS NECESSARY TO CARRY LARGE AMOUNTS OF LUGGAGE.
THE ORIGINAL DEPOT DEPOT HACKS WERE HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS WITH SEATING TO CARRY THE PASSENGERS AND CANVAS COVERING TO PROTECT THEM FROM THE WEATHER.
THE WAGONS WERE REPLACED WITH AUTOMOBILES. THIS BODY DESIGN WAS OFTEN REFERRED TO AS AN EXPRESS WAGON, WAGONETTE, DEPOT WAGON OR DEPOT HACK, AND THE BODY WITH OPPOSED SEATING WAS DUBBED A "JITNEY".
THIS IS HOW THE TERM "STATION WAGON" CAME INTO BEING. YES, IT IS THE WAGON WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO GO TO THE STATION. IT IS ALSO THE REASON THAT MANY MODERN AUTOMOBILES OF THIS DESIGN HAD WOOD DECALS APPLIED TO THE SIDES; A DIRECT REFERENCE TO THE WAGON OF DAYS OF OLD.
THE FIRST HACKS, IN THE EARLY 1900S HAD LIMITED HORSEPOWER AND COULD ONLY CARRY A SMALL AMOUNT OF WEIGHT-SOMETIMES THE HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE WOULD ALSO BE USED. TO KEEP THE WEIGHT DOWN, THE DESIGN WAS SIMPLE LACKING FEATURES THAT PROVIDED COMFORT. AS AUTOMOBILES PRODUCTION PROGRESSED, SO DID THE CAPABILITIES OF THE HACK-FEATURES WERE ADDED THAT FOCUSED ON SAFETY AND COMFORT.
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Latest Inventory
- 1929 Ford RoadsterFebruary 29, 2024 - 1:36 PM
- 1931 Ford 5 Window CoupeFebruary 29, 2024 - 12:30 PM
- 1965 Ford Galaxie 500February 28, 2024 - 8:28 AM
- 2002 Harley-Davidson V-RodNovember 27, 2023 - 2:32 PM
- 2003 Bourget Motor cycleNovember 21, 2023 - 3:10 PM
- 1965 Ford MustangNovember 21, 2023 - 12:46 PM
Branson Auto & Farm Museum
1335 West Highway 76
Branson, Missouri 65616
Phone: (417) 335-2600
Sales: sales@bransonmuseum.com
Museum Info: info@bransonmuseum.com
IN Season – Mo-Fr: 9:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00AM – 6:00PM
OFF Season – Mo-Fr: 9:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00AM – 6:00PM