Larz Anderson Auto Museum

The Larz Anderson Auto Museum displays a collection of vintage vehicles in a carriage house designed by architect Edmund Wheelwright within a 64-acre park.

The museum originated in 1899 when Larz and Isabel Anderson acquired their first automobile, a Winton Phaeton, leading to a collection of thirty-two motorcars.

The museum maintains fourteen original vehicles from the Anderson collection, including the 1899 Winton Phaeton, 1900 Rochet-Schneider, and 1903 Gardner-Serpollet.

Visitors can explore the museum Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 3 PM, with regular exhibitions featuring different themes in automotive design.

The facility includes a specialized library focusing on automobile racing and transportation history, with documents about carriages, motorcycles, and bicycles.

Location: Boston

Inception: 1888

Architects: Edmund M. Wheelwright

Part of: Larz Anderson Park

Address: 15 Newton St, Brookline, MA 02445

Phone: +(617)5226547

Website: https://larzanderson.org

GPS coordinates: 42.31060,-71.13480

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26