The center commemorates the 1979 opening of the Marysville Motorcycle Plant, which was Honda’s first manufacturing facility in the United States.
The collection includes the first Honda Accord produced in the United States, which rolled off the assembly line in 1982.
Exhibits frequently feature the Honda 'ASIMO' robot, showcasing the company's long-term research into humanoid robotics.
The facility is situated adjacent to the massive Honda Marysville Auto Plant, one of the largest automotive manufacturing sites globally.
It houses a 'Heritage Gallery' that displays engines, power equipment, and racing memorabilia alongside passenger vehicles.
The Honda Heritage Center serves as the primary corporate museum and historical archive for Honda of America Manufacturing. Located on the campus of Honda’s regional headquarters in Marysville, Ohio, the center documents the company's evolution from its North American founding in 1979 to its current manufacturing prowess. The facility features a rotating collection of iconic Honda and Acura vehicles, including rare concept cars and mass-production models that shaped the company’s history. Exhibits highlight technological milestones, such as innovations in engine performance and robotics. Visitors can view historical documents, engineering displays, and artifacts chronicling the local impact of the company on the Ohio economy. The space functions as both an interactive museum and a professional showcase for Honda’s industrial legacy.
The main lobby display which features a revolving lineup of flagship vintage Honda motorcycles and classic automobiles.
Call ahead to verify if the gallery is open for public tours, as it occasionally closes for corporate events.
Combine your visit with a trip to nearby Marysville to experience local small-town dining after the tour.
Check the official website for current exhibition themes before planning your visit.
Do not assume the facility is open on weekends or holidays without checking the calendar, as it primarily serves corporate functions.
Closed on weekends and major holidays; occasionally restricted due to private corporate events.
Business casual attire is recommended; photography is generally permitted, but respect signs marking restricted areas.
