As many people know, the National Construction Equipment Museum is out of room! Yes, we have 80 acres, but we are out of proper shelter for machines that need to be indoors. Many of our over 170 pieces of antique construction equipment should be kept under shelter, and our existing building is jammed full. 

To remedy this, we are,  going to be breaking ground on this new building. It will be a 20,000 square foot, purpose-built museum with the main hall for large machines such as cranes, shovels, and dump trucks to be set up in a manner where they appear ready to work.  This new museum will also be built ready for expansion to accommodate smaller machines.

Along with the many donations from individuals and corporations, we are close to breaking ground on this new museum.  Ken Taylor, owner of Ohio CAT, has pledged to match the next $500,000 donated to the construction of this new museum. Breaking ground of the new Museum is planned for 2024.