Scenes and memorabilia from the Antique & Classic Power Museum located in Wallsburg, Utah. June 9, 2023. Photo: TownLift // Ashtyn Asay.

WALLSBURG, Utah — Tucked away in the rolling hills of this rural Wasatch County town is an oasis for car lovers and history buffs alike.

Located 20 minutes south of Heber City at 50 Starks Lane in Wallsburg, the Antique & Classic Power Museum, which opened for the summer season on May 31, claims to have the best display of vintage vehicles and engines in Utah.

The museum is made up of 24 buildings, several of which are filled with classic cars including Model T and Model A Fords, as well as early flat-head V8’s.

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Visitors can view a collection of 150 motorcycles including Harley-Davidson, Indian, Excelsior and Henderson bikes dating back to the 1900s, as well as 120 farm tractors, including steam and gas-powered models.

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The property is also home to a pioneer village, which features a church, log cabins dating back to the 1800s, a functioning train, sawmill and smithy, as well as historical replicas of small shops and stores.

The museum is a proponent of the Richard W. Erickson Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving early American history.

“The Antique and Classic Power Museum is a Utah treasure,” said Russell Baker, chairman of the Richard W. Erickson Foundation. “The Pioneer Village and 1900’s Saw Mill create a great backdrop for visitors to enjoy the hundreds of classic cars, motorcycles and other vehicles on display at the museum. This year, we’ve worked especially diligently in the off season to bring even more fun, family activities to entertain and educate folks of all ages in Wallsburg’s pristine mountain setting.”

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Those interested in visiting the Antique & Classic Power Museum can book a tour, or attend one of the museum’s several events open to the public this summer.

Antique Power Show: June 23-25

The museum’s 21st annual Antique Power Show is a family-friendly event that will feature working displays, tractor pulls, live music stagecoach rides and more.

TedFest: July 14-16

The TedFest music festival will feature bluegrass, contemporary, folk, Americana, Latin, blues, Celtic, jazz and country music from over 15 different bands on two stages.

For children there will be a kids zone, train rides, and after show movies. On Sunday, attendees will be treated to a free pancake breakfast and morning gospel jam.

Wasatch Boomerfest: August 25-26

The Wasatch Boomerfest will feature a dozen local classic rock bands playing in open mountain spaces, food trucks and craft vendors. TownLift readers can use the code BF50MDAY for 50% off of tickets.

Net proceeds from Boomerfest will go to the nonprofit organization Continue Mission, which serves veterans and referred service members with service related mental, physical and emotional injuries.

On site RV and tent camping will be available during all summer events. For more information on the Antique & Classic Power Museum visit https://richardericksonfoundation.org/.