Petty Museum

The Richard Petty Museum in Randleman preserves the Petty family's multi‑generation impact on stock‑car racing, with a focused collection of race cars, trophies and personal memorabilia. The exhibits trace Richard Petty’s career and the broader family operation that helped shape NASCAR.

The museum occupies the Branson Mill Road site near Level Cross and is run with a local, museum‑style layout—best for fans who want close-up views of iconic cars and curated historical displays rather than a large interactive attraction.

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Look out for:

• Vintage Petty race cars on display, including vehicles linked to Richard Petty.

• Trophy cases and family photos documenting multi‑generational racing history.

• Memorabilia such as helmets, suits, and team artifacts.

• Informational panels summarizing key races and milestones.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a weekday when the museum is open (the site posts current hours and seasonal closures). Allow 45–90 minutes to see vehicles up close, read exhibit panels and take photos where permitted. Combine with a short drive around Level Cross for context on the Petty family’s local roots.

• Open Monday–Friday; the museum’s site lists current hours and seasonal closures.

• Street address shown on the official site is 309 Branson Mill Rd., Randleman.

• Small museum footprint—limited seating and exhibit space; plan for a short visit.

• Check the official site or call ahead for special events or autograph sessions.