08/24/2026
Then & Now. 🧵➡️🚗
Before antique cars filled this historic building, the rhythmic sounds of handweaving echoed through the space.
Constructed in 1923 as the weaving shop for Biltmore Industries, the building once housed more than 40 looms producing the company’s celebrated handwoven wool fabric. Decades later, the looms made way for a very different kind of machinery.
In 1966, Asheville automotive legend Harry D. Blomberg transformed the former weaving shop into the Estes-Winn Antique Car Museum, creating a home for his collection of antique and vintage automobiles. Blomberg was Asheville’s Cadillac-Pontiac dealer for more than half a century, and his family’s automotive legacy continues today with Harry’s On The Hill.
Nearly a century after this building first came to life, its original wood floors, soaring ceilings, and historic character remain—a wonderful reminder of how one space can tell two fascinating chapters of Asheville history.
Come step inside and experience it for yourself.
🚗 Open daily, 10am–5pm, April–December
🎟️ Free admission | $5 suggested donation
📍 Grovewood Village | Asheville, NC