Northeast Dirt Modified Hall of Fame

The Northeast Dirt Modified Hall of Fame is a racing museum in Weedsport that preserves the history of dirt track competition. The collection displays modified race cars, vintage vehicles, and memorabilia that show how the sport developed over time.

The museum was founded in 1992 with the goal of documenting important drivers and pioneers from the dirt track scene. It has since become an important place for preserving the racing history of the Northeast region.

The place honors the contributions of local racers through regular ceremonies and awards that celebrate their achievements. Visitors can learn about the drivers and pioneers who shaped dirt track racing in the region.

The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday and offers straightforward access to the indoor exhibitions. Winter months may require different visiting times, so it is good to check before planning your trip.

At the heart of the collection is a legendary race car from the 1950s that was driven by Frank André to numerous victories across the region. This vehicle is considered one of the most valuable pieces and shows what early modified racing looked like in the area.