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Elwood Haynes Museum — Attraction in Kokomo

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Elwood Haynes Museum
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The Elwood Haynes Museum is a museum in the former mansion owned by Elwood Haynes located in Kokomo, Indiana. Haynes was an inventor who is credited with being the first to produce cars commercially in 1894. He also invented stainless steel and stellite.
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Main Building (KO), 2300 S Washington St, Kokomo, IN 46902
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IU Kokomo Art Gallery
2300 S Washington St, Kokomo, IN 46902
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Elwood Haynes Museum

1915 S Webster St, Kokomo, IN 46902, United States
4.7(62)
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The Elwood Haynes Museum is a museum in the former mansion owned by Elwood Haynes located in Kokomo, Indiana. Haynes was an inventor who is credited with being the first to produce cars commercially in 1894. He also invented stainless steel and stellite.

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attractions: Havens Auditorium, Highland Park, Indiana University Kokomo, IU Kokomo Art Gallery, Sycamore Stump & Old Ben, restaurants: Hawg Heaven, Dan's Variety Bakery
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Reviews of Elwood Haynes Museum

4.7
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4y

Fabulous. Kokomo calls itself the city if firsts and Ellwood haynes tops the list of many of its claims. This brilliant metallurgist mae the first car. But even more than that he developed the super metals that changed the world. They are still better than stainless and more useful than many others. We don't hear about sterilite because it is not sexy. But it was in the machine s that won the war, canned our food and took us to the moon. This country continues to be number one because of people like this. Stop by and...

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5.0
7y

Small place so you can quickly walk through it but still worth checking out if your in the area. If your into history, cars, and engineering this is a good random spot to visit. You think Elwood Haynes is mainly known for cars but after walking through the Museum, I realized he created so much more. Free admission but does take donations. Sidenote.. if you have a bigger vehicle, park in the big Park behind the museum and walk to it. The parking lot is very small and you have to drive under a short...

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5.0
7y

This is a wonderful local museum. It has a lot to offer in the history of Kokomo and the history of the automotive industry. I've been many times in my life and always ready to visit again. It's a beautiful home and a great addition to Highland Park. If you live in Kokomo or just love automotive history,I highly suggest you visit. And if you haven't been there in a while, they have been making some improvements, so it might not be the same experience you had...

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Marty McMannMarty McMann
Small place so you can quickly walk through it but still worth checking out if your in the area. If your into history, cars, and engineering this is a good random spot to visit. You think Elwood Haynes is mainly known for cars but after walking through the Museum, I realized he created so much more. Free admission but does take donations. Sidenote.. if you have a bigger vehicle, park in the big Park behind the museum and walk to it. The parking lot is very small and you have to drive under a short overhang to park.
Heidi MayoHeidi Mayo
For the cars alone. My 10 and 11 year olds were pretty bored with everything else. The gentleman working there was great. He reminded me of my grandpa and took my kids off to show them some cool stuff.
Kent KolankoKent Kolanko
Very informative. Nice and bright. When I was last there in the late 60's, it was very dark. Could hardly read any of the information placards. They have done a great job.
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Small place so you can quickly walk through it but still worth checking out if your in the area. If your into history, cars, and engineering this is a good random spot to visit. You think Elwood Haynes is mainly known for cars but after walking through the Museum, I realized he created so much more. Free admission but does take donations. Sidenote.. if you have a bigger vehicle, park in the big Park behind the museum and walk to it. The parking lot is very small and you have to drive under a short overhang to park.
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For the cars alone. My 10 and 11 year olds were pretty bored with everything else. The gentleman working there was great. He reminded me of my grandpa and took my kids off to show them some cool stuff.
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Very informative. Nice and bright. When I was last there in the late 60's, it was very dark. Could hardly read any of the information placards. They have done a great job.
Kent Kolanko

Kent Kolanko

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