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1899 Locomobile

 

1916 Packard Twin-Six Racer

 

1929 Duesenberg J-111

 

1934 Ford Woodie Wagon

 

1948 Tucker

 

1958 Edsel

 

1963 Chrysler Turbine

 

1974 Foyt Indy Racer

 

1982 Checker Taxi Cab

 

Motorcycles

 

Walt Disney and Pedal Cars

 

1930s Service Station

 

1941 "George & Sally's" Blue Moon Diner

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OPEN YEAR-ROUND
 DAILY
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturdays & Sundays
until 6 p.m 
EST 

(Some buildings and exhibits closed December - March)

Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day

 




6865 Hickory Road
Hickory Corners, MI 49060
269.671.5089
FAX 269.671.5843
www.GilmoreCarMuseum.org


 

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in frozen custard.


Serving daily, April 1 to November 31, from 11am – 4pm and

Wednesday evenings during
Cruis-Nights from
5pm – 8pm.

The Heritage Center Cafe is open
all winter long.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

George & Sally’s
BLUE MOON DINER
In our historic campus

Serving Daily 11am - 4pm
April 1 - November 31

Some people travel several miles for a really good cup of coffee. In 2004, the Gilmore Car Museum brought that really good coffee over 790 miles! The Museum added to its collection a piece of Historic Roadside Americana, a 1941 Silk City Diner formerly known as the "Blue Moon Diner."

For nearly 60 years and countless cups of coffee, this eatery was a roadside landmark in Meriden, CT, serving locals and weary travelers alike. This remarkably well-preserved diner was located by the Museum in the fall of 2003 and has traveled 790 miles from its original location in Connecticut to Cleveland, OH to undergo a partial restoration, then continued on to the Gilmore Car Museum. It arrived amongst great fanfare June 3, 2004.

A substantial gift in the memory of Hickory Corner residents George and Sally Turner by their family started the Museum's diner project. Additional funds to purchase and restore the diner have come through continued donations, the Museum's Wednesday Night Cruise-ins and the sale of engraved paver blocks.

 

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