Those visiting Allentown looking to experience all that they can in this city should definitely stop by the America on Wheels museum. It's amazing how much of this country's history over the last century can be traced through the development of automobiles and at this location you can learn all about it. From those working in strapping solutions for the metal industry to those that are simply trying to get around every day, we are all affected by different types of vehicles. This museum has examples of bicycles, trucks, cars, and many other automobiles from a variety of times.

Most people know that America is a leader in the development of automobiles but might not know much about how we got there. There are exhibits throughout the museum that not only show how Henry Ford's vision of an assembly line helped to shape industries everywhere, but how transportation has gone well beyond a couple of family cars in the driveway. A Toronto architect to a Florida restaurant owner might be interested in seeing the development of everything from transports to scooters.

The America on Wheels Museum opened in the spring of 2008 and has since seen more than 30,000 visitors. There are several traveling exhibits that make a stop here throughout the year and some events and festivals for the real car enthusiasts. You don't need to be someone who collects vintage vehicles or repairs trucks used to run a vacuum pump system to appreciate seeing the "Muscle Cars" section or the "Legends of Speed" exhibit. You may even recognize some of the automobiles coming through from your favorite action movies. They say that you really know the quality of a museum from whether or not experts recommend it. This location has been visited by racing champion Mario Andretti and car lover and television host Jay Leno.

Those that are from the Allentown area can also take advantage of some education programs that are run through the museum. If you have a child that dreams of being a mechanical engineer or owning their own Vancouver auto body shop someday than they might be interested in one of the day programs or events. You can also sign up to participate in a scavenger hunt throughout the museum or come for a tour of the facilities. This could be a great day trip for a class or a family.

Most people only get to see the really great cars when they're part of a win a car promotion or on television. Here you can not only see some of the latest models on sale today but can also track how everything came to be with modern vehicles. View the America on Wheels website for directions to the museum and hours of operation.