Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum

The Seaba Station was built in 1921, five years before historic Route 66 was certified as a national highway.

Today the Motorcycle Museum is housed in the former Seaba Filling Station. The Route 66 landmark is now filled with over 65 vintage motorcycles from 1908 to present.

Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum
 

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Name of the Roadside Attraction: Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum
Parking:in front
Time required:1-2 hours
Descripton:Housed in the former Seaba Filling Station and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Next town:Warwick, OK
Findable:easy - next to the road
Fee area:no - (Donations are welcome)
Giftshop: yes
Food or drinks: yes (Snacks)
Kind of attraction: Route 66 Landmark / Museum
Best time to vistit: all year
 

   How to find

Address: 336992 East, OK-66, Warwick, OK 74881, USA
Directions: Between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Follow Route 66 westbound from Tulsa. Near the town of Warwick.
Opening Hours: 10-5 daily
Last visited: October 2013

 

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