This beautiful oak display cabinet was custom-built by Rick Hanson of Fox Lake, Illinois for the Kelch Aviation Museum. Delivered today from Rick’s shop, it will be the first thing you see when you enter the museum hangar once we open to the public, with an arched “Welcome to…” sign

The latest in our continuing series of virtual aircraft tours. Join Collections Manager, Ami Eckard-Lee as she introduces us to the museum’s rare 1932 Curtiss-Wright Travel Air 12W.

The heavy equipment is arriving. That can only mean one thing…

We’re on the air – listen to the recording at the link below! Al Malmberg on World of Aviation is interviewing Executive Director Pat Weeden about the Kelch Aviation Museum, the Brodhead Airport, and all things vintage aviation. A fun conversation, tune in! LISTEN HERE

“It’s longer than a month of rainy days!” This rare beauty, a 1940 Buick sedan convertible, arrived at the museum today on long term loan from Linda Kernen of New Richmond, Wis. Astute observers will recognize this car as a Brodhead regular, going back many decades. In fact, it’s featured

The latest in our continuing series of virtual aircraft tours. Join Collections Manager, Ami Eckard-Lee as she walks us through our 1937 Pietenpol Air Camper, built by B.H. Pietenpol himself.

In the two weeks since we announced our $200,000 challenge grant, you all have donated $10,400 to the museum. Wow! All of that is immediately doubled by our anonymous challenge donor. Let’s keep the momentum going. Through the end of the month, donations of $50 or more will receive cool

Our new sign is up! The crew from Brodhead Sign Co. did a fabulous job fabricating and installing the 10′ x 12′ aluminum sign on our hangar yesterday. It really looks nice and shows off our new logo. A heartfelt THANK YOU goes out to FEBCO of Milwaukee, who paid