National Corvette Museum
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosKentucky, United States51-200 Employees
The National Corvette Museum is a mid-sized museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, focused on preserving and interpreting the history of America's sports car. Opened in 1994, it sits near the General Motors Bowling Green Assembly Plant, the site where Corvettes have been assembled since 1981. Its stated purpose is to educate global audiences about the Corvette's evolution through collection, preservation, and celebration of its legacy. The institution maintains a repository of technical materials and memorabilia, provides information to the public, collectors, and historians, and offers a space for public exhibitions and research in automotive sciences and mechanics. In 2026 it introduced Driven to Preserve, a new exhibition that highlights the behind-the-scenes work involved in caring for its collection.