Wells Auto Museum, Wells Maine
We spent a couple of hours one afternoon at the Wells Auto Museum. I'm an old car nut, so it was mostly my idea, but Andie & the kids enjoyed it as well. It's a very nice museum with an impressive collection of fine old automobiles as well as other paranphenalia. In fact, I'd say the biggest problem the museum has is that it desperatley needs more room.
 Getting ready to open up |  The Museum's first car - 1907 Stanley Steamer |
Below are some general pictures of the museum. The kids got a kick out of the room with the old mechanical rides. Also, there were old nichelodian machines dispersed throughout the museum.
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Well, if you come to a place like this, the real thing you come for are the cars. I tried to label as many as I could recall. It's certainly possible that I got a few wrong, but i think those that are labeled are labeled correctly.
 As you enter, this 1935 Lagonda is the first car you see - and one of the Museum's best |  The interior of the Lagonda |
 1955 Chrysler C-300 - Along with the Lagonda above and the Auburn below, one of my personal favorites |  The interior of the Chrysler |
 1909 Pierce Arrow |  1937 Lincoln Zephyr |
 The interior of the Stutz |  1918 Stutz Bearcat |
 My other favorite, a 1928 Auburn Boattail Speedster |  The interior of the Auburn |
 1909 Buick Touring |  |
 Stanley Steamer |  Lincoln Town & Country |
 1928 Templar Touring |  |
 1912 Pathfinder Roadster |  I guess you got out of the way when this horn honked! |
 1940 Bombardier Snowmobile |  These guys also made the trains I take to work every morning... |
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 |  1941 Packard Convt. Coupe |
 Snowmobile tracks |  1923 Snowmobile |
 1904 Stanley Steamer |  1909 Stanley Steamer |
 1940 Lasalle Convt.Sedan |  1949 Willys Jeep |
 The ultimate luxury interior c. 1924 |  1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost |
 1894 Wolfmuller |  |
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 |  Old Fire Truck |
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