Maryland Aviation Museums.

Aviation Museums in Maryland.  Maryland is called the Old Line State.  The population of Maryland is 4,799,000, number 19 of 50 states, its capital is Annapolis, home of the U.S. Naval Academy, and its largest city is Baltimore.  The land area of Maryland is 9,775 square miles, number 42 of the 50 states, and its highest point is Backbone Mountain which is 3,360 feet. 

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College Park Aviation Museum  1985 Cpl. Frank Scott Drive College Park, Maryland 20740 tel 301-864-6029 TTY 301-864-4765 fax 301-927-6472  (close to University of  Maryland and Washington, DC). http://www.pgparks.com/places/historic/cpam/ Museum Suggestion from Garry Laing

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I went to hear test pilot Scott Crossfield speak.  He gave a wonderful lecture with slides and was gracious about autographs afterwards. The modern museum is located right next to the College Park Airfield which has been in service since 1909 and was frequented by the Wright brothers.  Inside the museum there is a Wright replica, some Wright artifacts, other airplanes, an early helicopter, activities for children, and a small gift shop. Web sites for you to check out are:  http://www.aero-web.org/museums/museums.htm Regards, Garry Laing

 

The Glenn L. Martin Aviation Museum  P.O. Box 5024   Middle River, Maryland 21220   For additional information, call (410) 682-6122

About 15 Aircraft

 

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center  Visitors center Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 130 Greenbelt, MD. 20771 301-286-8981

Tours are conducted every Thursday

 

Naval Air Test and Evaluation Museum  P.O. Box 407 Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, MD 20670 301-863-7418

About 7 Aircraft

 

Paul E. Garber Facility  Silver Hill, Maryland 20560 202-357-1400

About 128 Aircraft

 

Betty Bombers on Ie Shima This exhibit shows the Japanese Betty Bombers that were the first part of Japan's Surrender to the U.S. in World War 2. Exhibit Added 15 Feb 2004

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