This is a truly unique experience for the gear heads in your life! These are the original garages of Harold E. LeMay! It was here that he began building space for his growing car collection and after a number of years, he completely outgrew it! The LeMay Homestead is the private residence of the LeMay Family that is only open to the public once a month. Reservations are required for this once-a-month docent-led tour that walks your group through the family’s vehicle garages, an old fashion soda shop, and general store and Nancy LeMay’s personal doll collection. Mrs. LeMay jokingly refers to her home as “as a five-bedroom house with a 300 car garage!” Every 2nd Saturday of the month – Pre-registration required & Spots are limited – Tours starts promptly at 10:00 am, we suggest arriving at 9:45am to check in.  General Admission: $25 General Public; $20 Members (call to

In our “Model T Experience,” you will learn the history of Henry Ford’s “Tin Lizzie.” Learn to master the three-foot pedals, one hand lever, and two hand controls behind the legendary automobile that made owning a car a reality for the masses in the early days of the automobile!  

Featured at the main entrance of Marymount, the Flagpole Memorial Project will proudly bear the names of dedicated volunteers and generous supporters of the LeMay Collections. Above the engaged brick patio will fly the American flag, the Washington State flag, five flags representing each branch of the US military, and of course, the LeMay flag. Bricks are customizable up to a certain number of characters based upon size. Approved graphics/logos can be added for an additional fee.