The Four States Auto Museum is an automobile museum in Texarkana, Arkansas. It was established in 2004 and chartered as a 501 organization in the State of Arkansas. The museum is located on a site formerly used for wagon and automobile body construction.
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It's a great place to stretch your limbs and look at some nice cars. There are many great restaurants inside the old downtown district. In a little walkable area, there's a lot to look at. For individuals who can't tolerate for lengthy periods of time, there is a lounge space with armchairs accessible. There are also restrooms obtainable. There is merchandise available for purchase. To sign in, use the logbook. It's completely free to attend! Outdoor vehicle exhibits are held on a regular basis. There were a lot of great older imports and domestics, as well as motorcycles and even a carriage! Strongly suggested! You are not required to do so, but I would highly advise you to purchase something and/or give a contribution anytime you visit, simply to show your support for their mission of sharing classic automobile enjoyment! It comes highly recommended. Staff is friendly and...
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Great little classic car museum in Texarkana. Neat cars! J.R. showed us all around the place so we didn't miss a thing... -Lots of stuff to look at in a small walkable space. Lounge area with chairs available for those who can't stand for too long. Restrooms available as well. Merchandise for sale. Guestbook to sign in. Admission is free! Periodic car shows on weekends outside. Had lots of cool older imports + domestics + motorbikes -& even a carriage! Highly recommend! You don't have to, but I would strongly encourage you to buy something &/or make a donation whenever you visit, just to be supportive & helpful of their cause of spreading historic...
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Jerry Honea was the docent on the weekend we visited. The cars on display were able to be photographed beautifully with the lighting and not overly restrictive barrier ropes. The 1984 Morgan was so elegant! The other visitors were allowed to bring in their emotional support pup, which was very accommodating. Jerry’s Ford 31 Model A was parked outside and we created a visual model with his offer to sit inside for photos too. This little Texarkana museum is a gem, and will give your weekend several hours of pleasure just viewing the well-maintained, fully-functioning...
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