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Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum

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LONDON
Chiswick House and Gardens
Kew Gardens
Eton
Windsor
Ockwells Park
Reading
Snelsmore Common
Newbury
Highclere Castle
Hungerford
Marlborough
Lockeridge Dene
Alton Barnes
West Kennet Long Barrow
Silbury Hill
Avebury
Cherhill White Horse
Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum
Bowood House & Gardens
Chippenham
Lacock
Corsham
BATH

Nestled in the heart of Wiltshire, the Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum isn't just a collection of gleaming chrome and faded paint jobs–it's a vibrant journey through automotive history. Tucked away amidst rolling hills and quaint villages, it's a place where the roar of vintage engines echoes amidst the whispers of the past.

Step inside, and prepare to be transported. Time warps as you stroll past majestic pre-war behemoths like a 1937 Buick Albermarle, their curves whispering tales of elegance and speed. Smaller, whimsical vehicles from the 1920s and 30s – think Morris Minors and Austin Chums – bring a touch of playful nostalgia, evoking memories of open roads and windswept hair.

But the Museum isn't just about cars. Motorcycles gleam alongside bicycles, their spokes whispering stories of journeys less grand but no less adventurous. An intricate model lorry collection adds a touch of miniature wonder, while motoring memorabilia–dusty maps, vintage goggles, and faded advertisements–paints a vivid picture of yesteryear's motoring adventures.

And it's not just a static display. Friendly volunteers, brimming with automotive passion, weave tales of these mechanical marvels. They'll tell you about the eccentric personalities who built them, the challenges they faced on dusty roads, and the dreams they carried on their wheels. They'll even invite you to peek under the hoods, demystifying the engine's magic and reminding you that these aren't just exhibits–they're living testaments to human ingenuity.

Address: Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum, Stockley Lane, Calne, Wiltshire SN11 0NF

Telephone: 01249 813119

Email: Send email

Website: Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum

Directions from A4 (Avebury): The museum is 7.0 miles from Avebury. Once you leave Avebury, drive 5.4 miles on the A4 westbound, then turn left onto Stockley Lane. Go through one roundabout and Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum will be on your left.

Admission times: Peak Season - April to October: Tuesday to Sunday Inclusive, 11.00am - 5.00pm. ​Off Peak - November and March: Thursday to Sunday Inclusive,11.00am - 4.00pm. ​Winter - December, January and February: Closed. Open Bank Holiday Mondays. ​Last Admission 1 hour before closing.

Admission charges: Adults £9.00, ​Children (5 - 16) £3.00.

Parking: Yes

Toilets: Yes

Refreshments: Yes. Hot & cold drinks together with pre packed snacks are available. Visitors are welcome to consume their picnic lunches inside if the weather is wet. There is plenty of outside seating for the dry weather.

Disabled facilities: The Museum has easy access and toilet facilities for the disabled.

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