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'57 Heaven: The Largest Collection of 1957 Automobiles
In Branson, Missouri, history and automobile enthusiasts alike to Chateau on the Lake are sure to enjoy ’57 Heaven, boasting the largest collection of 1957 automobiles and memorabilia showcased in Hometown America – complete with a Drive-In Movie, Gas Station, Barbershop, Cadillac Dealership, Service Station and more.
This lifestyle exhibit features the world’s finest collection of 1957 automobiles and memorabilia, displayed for the viewing pleasure of guests from Branson hotels. As guests enter Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Theater, they can look through the glass floor for a glimpse of what’s in store.
Have a blast, as the golden days of rock n' roll – with pink toasters, three-cent stamps and 24-cent gallons of gas – come alive for guests from Branson hotels in this re-creation of an ideal American town, featuring the one and only “'57 Heaven” of classic 1957 automobiles.
Guests from Branson hotels are invited to walk the streets of the attraction’s “Hometown America” to see the automobiles in all their glory. Authentic 1950s memorabilia includes General Electric’s “Kitchen of the Future” and amazing automobiles representing every major American manufacturer from 1957, including Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Desoto, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Hudson, International, Lincoln, Mercury, Nash, Oldsmobile, Packard, Plymouth, Pontiac, Ramblers and Studebaker.
Any guests from Branson hotels can see every American-made make and model of 1957 convertibles, plus hard-tops, pick-up trucks, station wagons and even three NASCAR race cars including the car that set the land speed record at the Daytona Beach Race in February 1957. This is also the only place in the world for guests from Branson hotels to see all three-body styles of the extremely rare Chevy El Morocco.
Combo tickets are available for guests from Branson hotels to reserve for ’57 Heaven Collection and shows at Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Theater. With 15 legendary stars and over 130 Top 40 chart hits, it’s the songs you remember by the original voices that defined American pop rock-n-roll. Plus you can dine at Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Grill, and see a show featuring world-renowned singing impressionist Bob Anderson. ’57 Heaven is located on the world famous 76 Hwy in Branson, Missouri.