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Some remember the 1950s and 1960s even today. World War II was over, and the nation would enter into other conflicts. On the homefront, families were getting back on their feet and the Babyboomer generation had begun. Growing up during the 1960s, the Plymouth Savoy automobiles were practically new off the assembly line. They were beautiful cars, and still offer a style, making them a classic. They were manufactured during a historic era of our nation between 1954 and 1964. Like much of our history, they become ruins of the past. An old rusty Plymouth Savoy was found on the property grounds, and would influence the name given to the museum. — highlights and attractions from this guideSome remember the 1950s and 1960s even today. World War II was over, and the nation would enter into other conflicts. On the homefront, families were getting back on their feet and the Babyboomer generation had begun. Growing up during the 1960s, the Plymouth Savoy automobiles were practically new off the assembly line. They were beautiful cars, and still offer a style, making them a classic. They were manufactured during a historic era of our nation between 1954 and 1964. Like much of our history, they become ruins of the past. An old rusty Plymouth Savoy was found on the property grounds, and would influence the name given to the museum. — more scenes and local spots from this guideSome remember the 1950s and 1960s even today. World War II was over, and the nation would enter into other conflicts. On the homefront, families were getting back on their feet and the Babyboomer generation had begun. Growing up during the 1960s, the Plymouth Savoy automobiles were practically new off the assembly line. They were beautiful cars, and still offer a style, making them a classic. They were manufactured during a historic era of our nation between 1954 and 1964. Like much of our history, they become ruins of the past. An old rusty Plymouth Savoy was found on the property grounds, and would influence the name given to the museum. — more scenes and local spots from this guideSome remember the 1950s and 1960s even today. World War II was over, and the nation would enter into other conflicts. On the homefront, families were getting back on their feet and the Babyboomer generation had begun. Growing up during the 1960s, the Plymouth Savoy automobiles were practically new off the assembly line. They were beautiful cars, and still offer a style, making them a classic. They were manufactured during a historic era of our nation between 1954 and 1964. Like much of our history, they become ruins of the past. An old rusty Plymouth Savoy was found on the property grounds, and would influence the name given to the museum. — more scenes and local spots from this guide

Some remember the 1950s and 1960s even today. World War II was over, and the nation would enter into other conflicts. On the homefront, families were getting back on their feet and the Babyboomer generation had begun. Growing up during the 1960s, the Plymouth Savoy automobiles were practically new off the assembly line. They were beautiful cars, and still offer a style, making them a classic. They were manufactured during a historic era of our nation between 1954 and 1964. Like much of our history, they become ruins of the past. An old rusty Plymouth Savoy was found on the property grounds, and would influence the name given to the museum.

SAVOY AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM

3 Savoy Lane , Cartersville, Ga. Opened December 2021

Savoy Museum Now Openned

Cartersville is a hub for tourists and backyard travelers coming through northwest Georgia. The town offers much to see and do off I-75 between Chattanooga and Atlanta. With all the other museums here and the location off the interstate, this is the ideal place for the Savoy Automotive Museum. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will enjoy the exhibits, educational programs, and the experience of stepping back into the past. The museum will exhibit through their own collection and rotating galleries showcasing different makes, models, and eras. They are open on the weekend, and Tuesday through Friday during the week. The cost starts at $5 for children ages 3-5. General admission is $15.

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The Savoy Automotive Museum sits on 37 acres. The museum itself is 65,000 square feet. In the collection, they have vehicles that date back as far as 1913. Guests will be able to enjoy a variety of exhibits, a theater, the gift shop, and even a cafe for those who would like to enjoy a meal or snack. There will be events on the grounds announced in the coming months from car-club gatherings, car shows, cruise-ins, concerts, and many more family friendly activities. For even more benefits and discounts, patrons can become members each year. For more information: Savoy Automobile Museum Cartersville, GA 30120 770-416-1500 Website: www.savoymuseum.org

3 Savoy Lane , Cartersville, Ga.

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