Bill's Old Bike Barn - Museum in Bloomsburg - 7145 Columbia Blvd, USA

A very unique place for Columbia County PA! There were so many different collections. It was more than just motorcycles. My two year old loved all the fire trucks and cars. It cost $10 per person which I thought was reasonable for this huge place. Bill's Bike Barn is worth going to.

So many cool things. It's hard to take it all in. Had a great time. I can't wait to make it back. Never seen so many different kind of collections in one place.

We were on our way back from vacation and I found this place thinking my husband would like it because of the motorcycles but I think I did more then him. The owner was there and it was nice to talk to him. The place was set up like no other museum I've ever been in. It was made like a city with stores on either side of the street lined by motorcycles. Each store was different and set up with antiques for that type of store. There was a room full of old military items, plus motorcycles of course and the upstairs was full of all kinds of other antique items. There wasn't an inch untouch but was so well set up that it did not seem cluttered at all. I could have easily spent hours in there and probably still not seen everything but didn't have time too. Make sure you have plenty of time to look around but if you don't please don't let that stop you from going because it is well worth the stop in either case. Will I go back again if I'm in the area? Without a dought I would and will make sure I have more time.

Bill’s old bike barn is absolutely amazing. I was there twice within two days to show it off to family members. Talking with Bill and his buddy was amazing so much information and knowledge! Will definitely return just to be taken back in time!

Absolutely incredible. Words cant descibe the amount of hard work this man put into this place. Very glad I made the trip to check out.

If you enjoy museums and you're in the Pocono area, "Bill's Old Bike Barn" is worth a stop. Admission is $10. Yes, there are several motorcycles, but his collection also includes model boats, cameras, telephones, furniture, toys and many other items from throughout the past century. His narrations about the different pieces in the building really adds depth to the experience. I've deducted a star because some of the exhibits contain so many pieces that it can be overwhelming. Additionally, for this motorcycle enthusiast, "Wheels Through Time" still sets the benchmark.

What a truly amazing place this is. We were looking for a place to do a short weekend trip from North Jersey and while browsing on maps somehow stumbled upon this place. It looked interesting so we decided to give it a go. Well, it was a great choice. First, let me tell you in advance that pictures and videos are not doing it justice - you really have ti come and see this place in person. Amazing museum that is a testament to some old times with the greatest amount of Americana memorabilia that I have seen to date - and I did drive route 66. Bear in mind that the place is huge, spans on 3 stories and plan that you will easily spend at least 2 hours here. Price is completely reasonable - $10 per person and they do take cash but there is an ATM inside so its not a big deal. Unfortunately, we ended up being on a short notice and having to drive back home so couldn't see the entire thing - but that just means that we will be back soon again. Greatly recommend!

Don't let the price deter you. It's $10 each, including kids over 5. Cash only, but there's an ATM on site. This is so much more than just motorcycles. There is stuff in every crevice, every rafter, every square inch of the place. Cameras, scales, radios, Avon bottles. Creepy circus rides from Belgium, even antique dental equipment. They have little voice boxes that you are issued and you type the number that's on the wall and the guy tells you about how he got the item, and all kinds of fun stuff. He talks like you're just talking to an old friend and he's telling you stories about his adventures. It's absolutely amazing. WARNING: in the summer, go on the early morning, and bring hand or neck fans, because it is hot in there. Especially on the second floor which was creaky and scary as all get-out. You truly could spend an entire day here. It's worth the admission.