Piquette is the oldest existing plant for the Model T. The original manufacturing plant has been demolished.

Hello, thank you for asking! We have approximately sixty automobiles on display. The collection covers early 1903 to 1915 Ford brass-era vehicles, later Model Ts & their commercial variants and a section devoted to Milwaukee Junction area non-Ford vehicles. We have all the Ford "alphabet" cars that preceded the Model T and a few Ford Model As. With one exception, we do not have any newer cars into the 1950s and beyond. The focus is on the early years of Ford Motor Company.

An hour to hour and a half but once tour finishes your free to stay and walk around till it closes. We spent three hours there.

Yes, I think that most kids (especially if they like cars) would enjoy this place as it is full of old cars, offers a lot of information on the evolution of the automobile industry, and is all jam-packed in a historical building.

I agree with the others. It is staffed by volunteers so I would check the website or call in advance. It is worth the visit

Yes, as many as you’d like

There is a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor at the main entrance. During the tour itself, you utilize the car elevator and do not need to climb/descend stairs.

Hello, You do not need to reserve a tour in advance in the winter (or any part of the year) --- unless --- you have a large group of people planning to visit, such as a tour bus or company event. As a courtesy, and to aid the scheduling of docents, it is appreciated if you give us a heads-up when more than 15 or so people will arrive at once. Otherwise, just come visit -- tours are at 10AM, Noon and 2PM. Please dress warmly in the winter months as the building is not heated. Looking forward to seeing you! Staff Member, Tom

Hello! Parking is free, there is no additional charge for a guided tour. Prices are: $12 for each adult, $10 for seniors (65 older), and $5 for students. Group tours (ten people or more) are $8 per person. We are closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Parking during week days is in the lot directly across from the plant, or on the street (no parking meters to deal with). On weekends, there is parking inside the enclosed courtyard. This additional parking becomes available because the business next to the plant is closed on the weekend. No parking fees for visitors in either case. Piquette staff member, Tom! We look forward to your visit!