Rolls-Royce Foundation Museum

The Rolls‑Royce Foundation is an independent nonprofit museum and research center focused on preserving Rolls‑Royce and Bentley motorcars and related archives. Its collection includes roughly two dozen to three dozen vehicles, a showroom, maintenance area and a research library.

The facility operates as an educational resource and event space near Hershey and Gettysburg. Visits and tours must be scheduled in advance due to limited public hours, private events and ongoing renovations.

A focused collection of classic Rolls‑Royce and Bentley cars, many maintained by volunteers and occasionally driven for events.

Look out for:

• Intact showroom displays of cars from the late 1920s through later models.

• A research library and archival materials for enthusiasts and historians.

• Volunteer‑maintained restoration and maintenance areas visible during tours.

• Occasional club events, group tours and special displays tied to local automotive activities.

Best way to experience it:

Book an appointment in advance, allow time for a guided tour and ask about the library or rotating exhibits—staff and volunteers can tailor visits for clubs or researchers.

• Admission is modest (official site lists an adult fee and free entry for children) but check the website for current rates.

• ALL visits and tours must be scheduled in advance; walk‑ins are not guaranteed.

• The museum operates with volunteers and may close for private events or restoration work.

• Located near Hershey and Gettysburg—combine with other regional attractions for a full day.