Greenberg Cadillac Museum

The Greenberg Cadillac Museum displays a private collection of more than 70 classic and modern Cadillacs assembled by Drs. Steven and Deena Greenberg across several exhibition buildings. The collection aims to represent Cadillac production from the brand’s earliest years through recent models.

The museum opens to the public on select weekends and operates primarily as a preserved private collection and fundraising site; special group visits can be arranged by contacting the museum directly.

A compact, focused museum experience that emphasizes vehicles, restoration work and Cadillac history.

Look out for:

• Early 1900s Cadillacs alongside mid‑century classics and later models.

• Multiple buildings with restored show cars and a visible restoration/paint shop area.

• Informal docent or owner‑led commentary on select open weekends.

• Period signage, photos, and archived materials highlighting restoration work.

Best way to experience it:

Plan your visit for an advertised public weekend or arrange a private group tour in advance; allow 60–90 minutes to see cars across the campus and to speak with volunteers or staff for context.

• The museum is a private collection open on select weekends; check the official site for current public dates.

• Admission is by donation on public open days; donations have supported local historical groups.

• The campus spans multiple buildings; expect indoor walking between exhibits.

• For group visits or questions call the museum before visiting.