Automotive Hall of Fame

The Automotive Hall of Fame is an automobile museum in Dearborn displaying exhibits about technological progress and accomplishments in the automotive industry. The building offers visitors insights into vehicle development, manufacturing methods, and the innovations that shaped the sector.

The museum began in 1939 as a project by the Automobile Old Timers group based in New York, then relocated to Dearborn decades later. This move brought it closer to the heart of American automotive manufacturing and its long industrial tradition.

The building honors people who shaped the automotive industry through exhibitions and ceremonies that showcase their contributions. Visitors can see how different personalities influenced vehicle development and the sector's growth over time.

The museum sits within the MotorCities National Heritage Area and operates on regular hours with guided tours available. Visitors should plan enough time to explore the different exhibits and take advantage of the tours offered.

The museum's database contains over 800 recorded individuals spanning different roles in the industry such as engineers, designers, racing drivers, and executives from around the world. This diverse group reveals how varied talents and perspectives pushed automotive technology forward.

Location: Michigan

Inception: October 18, 1939

Address: Oakwood Boulevard

Website: https://automotivehalloffame.org

GPS coordinates: 42.30250,-83.23769

Latest update: December 20, 2025 02:05