Malcolm Pray Achievement Center

The Malcolm Pray Achievement Center houses a collection of antique and collectible automobiles spanning more than a century and uses the collection for experiential education about entrepreneurship and personal development. The Pray Family Foundation operates the center and runs guided programs for students and youth groups.

Visits are by appointment; general admission is free (donations accepted). The center commonly hosts one‑hour guided tours and school/group presentations—contact the center to schedule and confirm availability.

A focused, appointment‑only visit centered on the car collection and educational programs.

Look out for:

• Antique and collectible cars illustrating automotive and business history.

• Curator or guide‑led interpretation tying vehicles to entrepreneurship and “steps of success.”

• Programs tailored for pre‑teens, teens, and school groups.

• Occasional special events or venue rentals listed through local event partners.

Best way to experience it:

Book a guided visit in advance for an hourlong tour or group program; schools should inquire about transportation subsidies and youth‑focused lesson plans when scheduling.

• Visits are by appointment; call or use the website to schedule.

• Admission is free; donations accepted and group subsidies considered case‑by‑case.

• Typical guided tours run about an hour and are aimed at youth and school groups.

• The site lists specific holiday closures—confirm dates when booking.