City Garage Car Museum

City Garage Car Museum showcases a curated collection of roughly 40 vehicles and period garage displays, from early Fords to a DeLorean, with Texaco signage and restored service items. The museum was founded by the Bewley family, who have long automotive ties in the region.

Located on Main Street in Greeneville, the museum is presented as a local attraction featured on Tennessee tourism pages and in regional car‑club listings. Confirm current hours or contact details before planning your visit, as official site availability can vary.

A small, focused museum you can see in under an hour, with cars arranged alongside restored pumps and signage.

Look out for:

• A circa 1914 Ford Model T and a 1981 DeLorean among rotating highlights.

• Period gas‑station displays, vintage Texaco signage and Bewley family memorabilia.

• About 30–40 vehicles in varying eras—photography-friendly indoor exhibits.

• Local volunteer or owner‑led interpretation rather than large museum panels.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive during daytime downtown hours, allow 30–60 minutes to browse, and pair the visit with a walk around Greeneville’s historic Main Street. Check the museum’s phone or Google Business listing for current open days and any special events.

• Verify current opening hours and any admission fees before visiting.

• The official website has shown intermittent availability; use phone or local listings as backup.

• Space is compact—stroller or wheelchair access may be limited in parts of the display.

• Photography is welcome, but check for any exhibit‑specific restrictions on flash or close contact.