Matchbox Road Museum

The Matchbox Road Museum houses Everett Marshall’s lifelong collection of Matchbox and die‑cast cars, reported at roughly 50,000–60,000 items. The small, privately run museum is located at 15 Pearl St, Newfield, NJ, and is documented in local guides and the museum website.

Visits are by appointment only; the museum accepts donations (often designated to a local burn hospital). Contact the museum by phone at 609-381-2332 or email mbroad@aol.com to schedule a visit.

You’ll walk through a compact, appointment-only space where thousands of Matchbox and other die‑cast vehicles are arranged on shelves and displays—this is a show-and-tell visit of a private collection rather than a large public museum.

Highlights:

• See an estimated 50,000–60,000 Matchbox and die‑cast cars organized across rooms.
• Tours are by appointment; call 609-381-2332 or email mbroad@aol.com to arrange a visit.
• Admission is donation-based, with past mentions of donations supporting a local burn hospital.
• The museum is small and densely packed—expect narrow aisles and limited seating.

• Appointment only: call 609-381-2332 or email mbroad@aol.com.
• Address commonly listed as 15 Pearl St, Newfield, NJ 08344 (GPS approx. 39.545823, -75.021991).
• Donation-based admission; bring cash or card for contributions.
• Small, tightly packed interior—not stroller- or wheelchair-friendly in parts.