5/5 Janice S. 2 years ago on Google
What
a
nifty
array
of
aviation
history
right
here
in
my
own
backyard!
I
took
my
grandsons
as
a
part
of
a
homeschool
outing
and
it
was
well
worth
our
time.
Upon
arrival
we
were
greeted
by
the
friendly
staff
and
paid
a
very
small
admission
fee.
There's
a
little
gift
shop
near
the
entrance
with
a
good
selection
of
aviation
related
things
to
help
you
remember
your
visit.
Our
little
group
of
8
was
immediately
escorted
onto
a
secure
area
of
the
tarmac
and
walked
through
a
great
selection
of
planes
and
a
helicopter
.
There
were
engines,
decommissioned
guns,
and
a
small
cabin
that
the
kids
could
actually
sit
inside.
Our
guide
was
quick
with
information
about
the
planes
and
great
at
answering
the
kids
questions.
There
is
not
an
actual
"tour"
of
the
museum
exhibits,
however
there
are
placards
with
good
information.
In
several
places,
CD's
are
available
to
play
that
explain
the
display.
During
our
visit
there
were
several
cordial
and
well
informed
docents
throughout
the
museum
ready
to
answer
questions
and
explain
things
to
us.
Is
obvious
that
this
museum
is
the
passion
of
those
who
work
there,
so
go
and
soak
in
some
of
their
love
of
all
things
aviation.
After
your
visit
don't
forget
to
stop
at
the
Cafe
in
the
lobby
for
lunch
and
check
out
the
radio
controlled
small
scale
planes
hanging
from
the
ceiling
while
you
wait.
Great
way
to
spend
a
day
and
learn
a
few
things
in
the
process
-
thank
you
for
having
us!
