The C.M. Booth Collection of Historic Vehicles
Rolvenden, Mid Kent
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The C.M. Booth Collection is a motor museum in Rolvenden, built around a unique collection of Morgan three-wheel cars from 1909 to 1935. Alongside them are vintage cars, a van, motorcycles, bicycles and cases of toy and model cars. It suits motoring fans and curious families for about an hour.
Highlights
- Eleven Morgan three-wheelers normally on display, dating from 1909 to 1935
- A 1929 Ford Model A, a 1929 Morris van and a 1904 Humber tri-car
- A 1936 Bampton caravan and early motorcycles
- Displays of toy and model cars and motoring memorabilia
Good to know
- Falstaff Antiques, at the front of the museum, sells motoring-themed items
- Check opening times before a long journey
Getting there
The C.M. Booth Collection of Historic Vehicles, Rolvenden, Kent, TN17 4LP
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