Today is the 120th anniversary of Alberto Santos-Dumont’s flight around the Eiffel Tower! On the afternoon of October 19, 1901, Santos-Dumont flew his specifically-designed Dirigible

Airmail changed the the world – letters, business deals, news reports, cultural trends, and the entire way we think about communication and geography. What would

Thanks to the Nash Car Club of America for touring the museum this morning! It was fun to see their beautifully restored cars, from 1936

Worries about the rain today? Not Wild Bill Hopson, our resident Air Mail pilot. Just like the museum itself, Bill works rain or shine. We’re

We’re speaking tonight at EAA Chapter 1414 at Poplar Grove Airport. Thanks for having us here!

Thanks to our friends at Green County Tourism for this great shot of director Pat in action! The museum is open 10am to 4pm Wednesday

Our “Kids Area” is a great place for the little ones to enjoy aviation books, crafts, and activities. Stop by soon! We’re open Wednesday through

Museum board member Eric Berens flew his pristine 1927 Travel Air 2000 tonight, with the OXX-6 engine purring like a kitten. You can see this