Bill's Old Bike Barn

Bill’s Old Bike Barn is a privately owned museum showcasing a large collection of vintage motorcycles (early Harleys, a 1909 Peugeot, a 1913 Harley-Davidson and more) alongside extensive Americana and curiosities.

The museum fills themed halls called “Billville” with replica storefronts and eclectic memorabilia, making it part motorcycle history exhibit, part roadside attraction—easy to visit from Columbia–Montour county routes with on-site parking.

Begin by walking through large indoor showrooms where bikes are displayed alongside toys, cameras, Elvis and World's Fair items, and oddities collected by founder Bill Morris.

Highlights and practical details:

• Nearly 200 vintage motorcycles and a few rare early models on close view.
• Themed rooms (“Billville”) with replica barbershop, store fronts, and a fire station for photo opportunities.
• Memorabilia displays include advertising signs, cameras, toys and regional Americana alongside vehicle exhibits.
• Easy self-paced visit; much of the collection is viewable without guided tours, bring a camera and comfortable shoes.

• On-site parking is available; the museum is in a rural area so plan driving time.
• Floors and aisles can be uneven; not all displays are wheelchair-accessible.
• Confirm opening hours by phone before visiting; seasonal hours may apply.
• The venue is primarily exhibit-focused—limited interpretive signage in spots.