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A List of Airplane Museums in Louisiana.

Aviation museums in Louisiana. Louisiana is nicknamed the Pelican State. The population of Louisiana is 4,238,000 people, number 21 of the 50 states its capital is Baton rouge and its largest city is New Orleans. The land area of Louisiana is 43,566 square miles, number 33 of the 50 states and its highest point is Driskill Mountain which is 535 feet.

Louisiana Airplane Museums.

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Eighth Air Force Museum
P.O. Box 10
Barksdale Air Force Base, LA. 71110
Located East of Shreveport on I-20

About 12 Aircraft

Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Museum
Box 394, Airport Circle
Patterson, Louisiana 70392
504-395-7067

About 8 Aircraft

2003 North Pole Expedition.

Exhibit Added 5-28-2003

The North Pole Expedition of 2003 was a fantastic event with the first Free, Unassisted, Scuba dive under the Ice, the worlds first Marathon Competition and the largest expedition group ever to go to the pole. There was also the NASA EM-31 Project testing ice thickness and the new sensing technologies. All in all, it was fantastic and you can see the photos here.

This Exhibit is functional but many parts are still being added.