McKenzie County Heritage Park Unveils New Auto Museum

George Hayden's 1925 Model T and Ron Weber's 1937 John Deere Unstyled Model 17 on display at the McKenzie County Heritage Park Auto Museum. (Photos by Jody Wells) The wash bay in the new auto museum. The McKenzie County Heritage Park has added an indoor exhibit building to be used as the new McKenzie County Heritage Park Auto Museum. The new facility is a secure, well-lit showroom ideal for displaying classic vehicles. Museum officials are asking members of the community with classic or antique vehicles to store them in the new building for the public to appreciate their rare, historic beauty. Participating car owners will have the ability to pick up their cars for weekend outings, car shows and parades. The facility also includes a wash bay for owners to keep their vehicles in pristine condition upon returning them. The types of vehicles being accepted include cars, motorcycles, trucks, tractors, horse-drawn wagons, buggies and other unique historical items. The display space is free. Tax deductible donations will be accepted to help maintain the exhibit space. Call 701-300-1535 for more information on how to share your rare gem for visitors to appreciate their historical value.