The Scarborough Fair Collection is a museum in the town of Scarborough. It exhibits mechanical fairground organs and showman motors. The museum houses one of the largest collections of its kind in Europe. The museum was founded by Graham Atkinson. In the early 1980s the collection was only occasionally open to the public but in 2008 it was formally opened. The Scarborough Fair Collection includes vintage cars, miniature vehicles, model railways. In particular, it is divided into three cores: the steam engines which in turn include four showman engines, including The Iron Maiden; a Foden steam wagon; and a portable Barrows and CO engine. ; The rides with a gallop race from 1893, a rare caterpillar ride from 1928, the "Noah's Ark" from 1933 and the waltz; mechanical organs with the 97-key "Oktoberfest" Gavioli Concert organ and the 101-key Hooghuys "Condor" organ. Two functioning theatrical organs are also exhibited here.