The Graham Motor Museum

06/01/2026

05/25/2026

Thank you to the men and women who have served, are serving, and who intend to serve. We are grateful and honored that you have chosen to protect our freedom and our way of life.

05/20/2026

Local summer car shows!

05/19/2026

The Graham Motor Museum 's '35 DeSoto Airflow SG Coupe got her stripes. A big thanks to the very talented Cliff Anderson for applying his many talents laying Vermillion stripe, painting hubcap scripts, and bumper/bumperette stripes black.

The Graham Motor Museum is open for the season May - September. Come see all the Marvels in Automotive Design.

05/14/2026

Wouldn't this be special? Thanks Justin Watruba

05/12/2026

The Graham Motor Museum is excited to have this 1973 Plymouth 'Cuda on display. A big thanks to Justin Watruba for sharing his amazing car. It sports an orginal numbers matching 318 CI engine and powertrain. Beautifully maintained, this '73 'Cuda is a "memory machine" that keeps the roar of American muscle alive. Come see it in Chippewa Falls/Lake Hallie along with all of our Marvels in Automotive Design.

05/08/2026

The Graham Motor Museum's '35 DeSoto Airflow SG Coupe dash and garnish mouldings were originally wood grained but the car came to us with a poorly painted navy blue dash. A big thanks to Jeff and Darlene Crandall for their great artisitic talents in laying down fresh wood graining. What a difference it makes!

Museum is open!

05/04/2026

The Graham Motor Museum has a group of terrific and fun volunteers to help make this a great place. These guys came in to help get our 2026 season opening. They cleaned, dusted, rearranged a bunch of cars, turned engines, moved cabinets and inflated a few tires. A big thank you to each of you!!

03/29/2026

One of the major objectives of The Graham Motor Museum is to display what we refer to as “Marvels in Automotive Design”. These are vehicles that represent some of the coolest designs from manufacturers and fellow enthusiasts.

This summer we will feature this 1949 Kurtis Sports Car, 1of 36 ever built by race car driver Frank Kurtis. “Pete” Petersen, founder of MotorTrend magazine, was so impressed that he bought one and then put it on the cover of MotorTrend’s very first issue September – 1949. While this little roadster may look small, it carries its original Lincoln Flathead V8 engine with an aluminum dual-carb intake that makes this car a speed demon. This beautiful trend setting Kurtis Sports Car comes on loan courtesy of the Richard H. Driehaus Automobile Collection. It is something special to see.

The Graham Motor Museum will be re-opening in May for the 2026 season, and we invite you to bring your club, friends, and family to visit Northwestern Wisconsin’s newest automotive museum.

03/19/2026

Now that The Graham Motor Museum 's 1935 DeSoto Airflow SG Coupe body and chassis are mated, the car was moved to the shop to begin final assembly.