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Heritage Motor Centre
Image: Heritage Motor Centre
Banbury Road
Gaydon
Warwick
CV35 0BJ
Warwickshire
England
Collection details
Archives
Land Transport
Facilities
Parking: yes
Food: yes
Shop: yes
Guided tours: yes
Baby changing facilities: yes
Library: yes
Study area: yes
Wheelchair access: yes
Visual disability facilities: yes
Hearing disability facilities: yes
Contact details
General information (Tel)
:
01926 641188
General information (Fax)
:
01926 641555
General museum
:
enquiries@heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
Education department
:
education@heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
Archive department
:
archive@heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
Heritage Motor Centre museum website
:
www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
Heritage Land Rover Weekend website
:
www.hlrw.co.uk
Supercar Sunday website
:
www.supercarsunday.co.uk
Gaydon Mini Festival website
:
www.minifestival.co.uk
Open
Daily 1000-1700
Closed
December 24 - January 1 inclusive
Admission charges
Adults: £9
Children (5 - 16yrs: £7
Children under 5: FREE
Concessions: £8
Family (2 adults up to 3 children): £28
Collections description
Collections record the history of motor car manufacture in Britain and include a wide range of historical items which help describe the long and varied history of the motor industry, since its early beginnings more than one hundred years ago. Every item has been made by or is connected to British motor manufacturers.
Key artists and exhibits
Making British Cars
;
Life's Highway
;
Baldwin Collection
;
Under The Skin
;
British motor industry
;
British cars
;
Classic cars
;
Longbridge
Articles
News In Brief - Week Ending April 1 2007
Available resources
Journeys Through Time (KS1)
Taught session (schools)
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