Connecticut Antique Machinery Association

Connecticut Antique Machinery Association CAMA is a 100% volunteer run organization dedicated to the preservation of the machinery of our industrial past.

10 areas of focus: Industrial steam, large internal combustion engines, small internal combustion engines, agricultural/farm machinery and implements, Cream Hill Agricultural School, CT Museum of Mining and Mineral Science, narrow gauge railroad, construction equipment, sawmill, and blacksmith shop.

08/30/2026
Don't forget to come see the British Wheels on the Green car show at CAMA today, you never know what will show up!
08/30/2026

Don't forget to come see the British Wheels on the Green car show at CAMA today, you never know what will show up!

Steam roller moving to the 5 bay. To get some well deserved love and maintenance. Thanks to all of are wonderful volunte...
08/15/2026

Steam roller moving to the 5 bay. To get some well deserved love and maintenance. Thanks to all of are wonderful volunteers for helping today!!! That showing off a little of are red power to.🚜🚂

CAMA's Frank Vopasek, Chief Stationary Steam Engineer, and his team at the Rough and Tumble Thresherman's Reunion in Kin...
08/15/2026

CAMA's Frank Vopasek, Chief Stationary Steam Engineer, and his team at the Rough and Tumble Thresherman's Reunion in Kinzers, PA doing a fine job of representing CAMA at this great event!

05/26/2026

A perfect day to take some photos for our upcoming book "Connecticut Antique Machinery Association - America 250". Stay tuned!

https://people.com/mrs-claus-wanted-new-knees-for-christmas-exclusive-11873370I thought I would share a great Christmas ...
12/24/2025

https://people.com/mrs-claus-wanted-new-knees-for-christmas-exclusive-11873370

I thought I would share a great Christmas story in People Magazine about our very own Chief Steam Stationary Engineer Frank Vopasek and his wife.

Merry Christmas everybody!

Helen Vopasek loved being Mrs. Claus alongside her husband Frank as Santa — and she wasn't about to let bad knees stop her from spreading Christmas cheer. She had both knees replaced in the first half of 2025 so she could be back on her feet by the holiday season.

Address

31B Kent-Cornwall Road (Rt 7)
Kent, CT
06757

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

(860) 927-0050

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