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I am an area native (Lima) and a graduate of Eastern Michigan University. I have a background in World Business and Language with a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science. You can find me working on collection research, archiving enhancements, as well as marketing agendas. Before joining the BMA, I was a longtime resident of Chicago, where many of the collection’s bicycles were born and previously showcased at Navy Pier. I look forward to expanding the collection’s resources as well as the awareness for The Bicycle Museum of America. The museum is breathtaking; it’s a treasure to be shared! |
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As an American history major at The Ohio State University, I have always been interested in pursuing a career in museum work, and being able to work at the Bicycle Museum of America is an amazing way to start my professional life. Having the opportunity to work with some amazing pieces of history and vast amounts of records and resources, as well as alongside an amazing staff, is truly an honor. Our museum is the preeminent destination for anything and everything related to bicycles. Stop in and see us sometime! |
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After completing a career in education and administration I was looking for something to coordinate with my interests and experiences, one of which was cycling. A visit to The Bicycle Museum of America offered a great and enjoyable opportunity. I give tours, arrange displays, clean bikes, give offsite presentations and write the website newsletter. I look forward to talkin' bikes with you. Hope to see you soon! |
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A few years ago, I had the opportunity to come to the bicycle museum to do archiving and history projects. While working on those projects, I became involved in learning about all the fascinating bicycles on display. I also help give tours of the museum, bicycles, gemstones, medallions, and the Civil War flag that are on display here. It is also exciting and interesting to meet so many new people from all over the United States and other parts of the world. I have learned a lot the past few years and enjoy working here. Stop in for a visit, you will enjoy it. |
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I was born and raised in Cincinnati, went to BGSU and studied early childhood education. I taught Kindergarten for over 30 years. Cycling has been a hobby for most of my life and many people had that special bike growing up. I love the history of bicycles and am always look forward to spending time in the Bicycle Museum. Hope to see you there! |
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Tom Hinkle