Midwest Microcar Museum
Oct 29, 2021
4 minutes
WORDS AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL MILNE
You think you have problems with your single-vehicle restoration? Imagine trying to restore an entire museum. In August 2018, massive summer rainstorms blew through central Wisconsin, dropping 17 inches of rain in a little over two hours. The effect was severe in the village of Mazomanie as Black Earth Creek overflowed its banks with a 500-year flood, deluging the 19th-century brick structure housing the Midwest Microcar Museum. The surge inundated the building with more than 3 feet of water, partially submerging more than a dozen microcars and motorcycles.
The museum had been founded
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