Over the Labor Day Weekend Holiday, I had a chance to visit the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Museum in Hershey, PA. I'm not a huge car person, but I do love everything vintage. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the museum was lots of fun. There's a lot of historical factoids peppered throughout the exhibits, like the note below (sorry for the blurriness):
And the cars themselves are gor-geous.
The fee to get in was very small in comparison to the enjoyment my family got out of it. We were there for almost THREE hours. Mostly because the museum welcomes cameras, and we are a family of shutterbugs. All that chrome and shiny metal are a lot of fun to shoot for the scrapbook.
The gift store is also really neat, with lots of unique toys and gifts.
Plus, there are buses and motorcycle collections on the lower level. Oh, and a fake diner where you can dress up and take even more pictures.
It was a great way to spend an afternoon. I've uploaded several of the pictures I took here if you want to see more of the museum.
