Our amazing Outreach Volunteer & historian Michael-John Jaeger is bringing his acclaimed history presentation about airmail, light beacons, and the development of the first airways

Another truckload of donated aircraft parts arrived at the Kelch Aviation Museum today, to be offered for sale at our upcoming Fly Market on July

Behind the scenes in the museum’s Rudy Kopp Memorial Library & Archive: We often receive donations of unorganized materials, and our volunteer staff has to

The latest issue of Forward in Flight magazine features a cover story of the 1937 Pietenpol Air Camper in the Kelch Aviation Museum. Check it

The museum is on the road! We have a booth at the Armed Forces Day celebration at Wausau Airport with EAA Chapter 640 today, introducing

The new south parking lot is finished, although we have to wait a few more days before we can drive on it. Here’s a few

Our long-awaited parking lot improvements are underway! We’re pouring concrete today on the expanded south parking lot, which will double our parking capacity and improve

Part of the Kelch Aviation Museum’s mission is to foster STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education among area students. Yesterday, our wonderful volunteers taught

New at the Kelch Aviation Museum, this 1930 LaSalle 2-passenger convertible coupe, on long-term loan from Malcolm and Marilyn Peacock of Beloit, Wisconsin. One of

The Kelch Aviation Museum’s 1938 Rearwin was photographed over 50 years ago at EAA Oshkosh. Thanks for sharing this photograph, Lynn Towns.