​The Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum is one of the premier vintage and classic car museums in the United States. Our collection includes nearly 100 beautifully restored and preserved vehicles and more than 600 vintage fashions from the 18th to the mid-20th centuries. You’ll also find scores of exhibits, artifacts, photographs and archival videos that tell the story of America’s early love affair with the automobile and Alaska’s early motoring history.

general admission

Ages 13 and above              $10
Ages six to 12                       $5
5 and under                          Free

​Adult Season Pass                         $40
Family Season Pass                       $60
(up to two adults and four children)

* Self-Guided Audio Tours Available – Free with Admission

tours

Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum Tour (1-hour 30-mins)
During your guided tour of the museum, you'll learn about the rich and entertaining history of the automobile in Alaska and the unusual challenges faced by our pioneering motorists.

Group & School Tour

​See our Group and School Tours page for full information.

Explore Groups and Tours

parking

General parking

Parking is free for our visitors.

Motor coach parking

​Passenger drop-off and entrance is at the south end of the museum and complimentary motor coach parking is provided.

Car club parking

​When requested and arranged in advance, car club groups will receive reserved parking for those members arriving in vintage autos. The location of the reserved parking will be determined by staff.

maps & directions

From east Fairbanks:

• ​Head north on the Steese Expressway to College Road.
• Turn left on College Road and drive 1.2 miles to Margaret Avenue.
• Turn right on Margaret Avenue and take the first right on Wedgewood Drive. Then follow the directional signs to the Auto Museum.

From west Fairbanks:

• ​Head east on Johansen Expressway to the College Road exit.
• Turn left onto College Road and drive .2 miles and then take a right on Margaret Avenue.
• Take the first right on Wedgewood Drive and follow the directional signs to the Auto Museum.