Kisselgoff Motorcycle Museum

The Kisselgoff Motorcycle Museum showcases a curated collection of vintage motorcycles—military, police, classic American, British and Japanese models—alongside related memorabilia. The collection is housed in a restored 1940s neighbourhood theatre on Victoria Avenue East, giving the exhibits a distinctive historic setting.

Founded by David Kisselgoff and highlighted by regional tourism outlets as a rider‑friendly stop, the museum serves as a practical stop for motorcycle touring routes around Lake Superior and for local visitors interested in automotive history. Check the official site for current opening details before you go.

A compact, focused collection displayed in a restored 1940s theatre space with interpretive labels and period photographs.

Look out for:

• Military and police motorcycles with accompanying badges and gear.

• Classic American, British and Japanese models spanning several decades.

• Restored theatre architecture that frames the exhibits.

• Interpretive photos and memorabilia that explain provenance.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 30–60 minutes to walk the gallery, read the exhibit labels and take photos. The site is promoted as a touring stop on Lake Superior routes, so consider combining a visit with nearby downtown stops or a scenic ride.

• Located at 310 Victoria Ave E in a restored 1940s theatre building.

• Check the museum website or contact them for current hours and any special events.

• The collection is compact; best suited to motorcycle enthusiasts and short visits.

• On-site accessibility and admission details should be confirmed before visiting.