Front view of 1931 orange Pierce Arrow car on display in the museum. The car has a silver grill and bumpers with two large headlights.

Plan Your Visit

The Buffalo Transportation Pierce-Arrow Museum is located in the heart of downtown Buffalo, New York and offers a unique look at the area’s automotive history. Take advantage of convenient onsite parking and step inside to learn about the vintage vehicles on display, and explore our extensive collection of automobilia.

We invite you to spend an hour with us or a whole afternoon!

Admission

General (Adults)

$20

Seniors (65+)

$20

Children (12 and under)

$10

Hours & Location

Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday

11 am to 4 pm

263 Michigan Avenue
at 201 Seneca
Buffalo, New York 14203

Parking

Parking is FREE in our on-site lot. Enter at 201 Seneca, at the corner of Seneca St. and Michigan Ave.

Directions

The Museum is located at 201 Seneca at 263 Michigan in Downtown Buffalo, between Seneca St and Exchange St. We are conveniently located off the 190 expressway. Google us for driving directions.

Accessibility

The museum is handicap accessible. One or two wheelchairs are available for use.

Close-up of Douglas light green motorcycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most people spend 1 to 1.5 hours touring the museum.

Yes, ample parking is available for museum guests adjacent to the entry and across the street.

No, but there are restaurants and coffee shops in the area, including Hofbräuhaus, Chef’s, Ballyhoo, Public Espresso, Tim Horton’s, Pearl Street Grill, Union Pub, and more.

The museum is a NYS 502 (C)(3) educational institution. Many of the items came from the collection of museum founders, James & Mary Ann Sandoro.

Yes, for personal use only.

No, there are not.

Hours change during the winter season and weather events. Always please check our Facebook page or call 716-853-0084.

Please check out this page at VisitBuffaloNiagara.com for an itinerary of other Wright locations you can visit between Buffalo, NY and Western Pennsylvania.

Explore Our Collections

Our Museum encapsulates the history of Western New York’s automotive heritage. Our collection includes original vehicles from historic local automakers, as well as unique and extremely rare pieces.