Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum

The Antique Gas and Steam Engine Museum, established in 1969, is a living history exhibition hall spread crosswise over 55 sections of land and found simply outside Vista. The gallery has the objective of gathering, showing, and protecting articles that the show craftsmanship and mechanical resourcefulness of the early pilgrims and agriculturists in the country group of early America.

The gallery arranges displays, instructive exercises, exhibitions, and projects exhibiting the craftsmanship and abilities of development. The most imperative changeless presentations are Gas Engine Row, with some of the mid 1900s expansive stationary gas motors, for example, a completely working 15 strength Fairbanks-Morse mine lift winding motor; Steam Engines, with six steam footing motors, for example, a 1913 Buffalo-Pitts steamroller; and Tractors, with ious old tractors, for example, two D8 Caterpillars.