Newsletter
Keystone Newsletter - Dec 2025
At the Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum, curator Alan “Bones” Stone is the driving force behind our ever-growing 125,000-square-foot celebration of agricultural and transportation history, working alongside founder Keith Jones to manage, restore, and display hundreds of running antique tractors, trucks, and cars while delighting visitors with his stories and expertise. The latest star of the collection is a beautifully restored 1947 Greyhound Silversides – the iconic fluted-aluminum post-war coach that once formed the backbone of America’s highways – now creatively converted into a one-of-a-kind vintage camper, blending 1940s art-deco style with clever road-trip living. Thanks to Bones’ passion and this stunning new arrival, there’s never been a better time to visit!
Keystone Newsletter - June 2025
The June 2025 Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum newsletter highlights Keith Jones, raised in Charlotte Courthouse, Virginia, founded the Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum in Colonial Heights, opened in 2010, to showcase his collection of over 350 antique tractors and trucks, sparked by his first purchase in 1987. Alongside his brother, he built Abilene Motor Express, now part of Knight-Swift, while dedicating himself to preserving agricultural and automotive history. The museum, spanning 125,000 square feet, offers event spaces for 50 to 300 guests, catering from Keystone Grill, and ample parking, creating a unique venue for history enthusiasts and events.
Keystone Newsletter - January 2025
The January 2025 Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum newsletter highlights upcoming events, including the 4th Annual Trains, Trucks & Tractor Show in July. It introduces a newly restored 1957 Chevrolet, showcases the gift shop’s collectibles, and promotes event rental options. The newsletter reinforces the museum’s mission to preserve history, engage the community, and provide enriching experiences.