I believe you're correct on that. I thought I read an article that the museum was going to change where it was going to be built from that location on D street, to a location close to the Lemay museum.

Boy there's a story then to be told as to what happened with this endeavor. In 2002, they had the property all set and were almost ready to build. Now the project is scraped?

It would be good to know what happened with this endeavor not to take people to task, but to learn what happened so that the mistakes that went into not having this project move forward, are not repeated in the future.

The Moon Handbook (a guide book company) for Washington State actually lists the motorcycle museum as having opened in 2002.... oops.

I had a taste of the museum when Marty ran his vintage motorcycle repair shop up in Seattle. It was set in an old gas station with nice wooden floors. Very cool vibe to it. It really was more of a working museum since he had row after row of his own collection on display. I wish we could do something like that down here!

I paid one hundred dollars to become a member of the Pioneer Motorcycle Museum. All I can show for my investment is a signed poster. I, personally, think that all the money the members paid should be returned.