1936 Aeronca LB Donated!
We are thrilled to announce that the 1936 Aeronca LB “Low Wing” NC16262 has been donated to the museum by Jim Hammond, and is now a permanent part of the Kelch Aviation Museum aircraft collection. It’s on display in our Knight Hangar – so come see it any time! This
“The Wind Rises” Tonight
Movie night at the museum is tonight! Come see “The Wind Rises” at 6:30pm. Check our new exhibits while you’re here – the museum will be open late!
“Viewpoints” by Photographer Skot Weidemann
Next time you’re at the museum, be sure to check out the photography exhibit, “Viewpoints,” by local photographer Skot Weidemann. I am pleased to have the opportunity to present a collection of my work VIEWPOINTS on display at the new Kelch Aviation Museum, Brodhead, Wisconsin. There are about 40 classic
Taco Wednesday
This Wednesday, June 19th, is Flying Taco Night at the museum – our spin on the traditional Flying Hamburger Social. We’ll be serving tacos with all the trimmings (and vegan options too), plus dessert and drinks, from 5-7pm on Wednesday. Hope to see lots of you there for this fun
Wagner Welcome Atrium Ribbon Cutting
On Sunday, June 9th, Bobbie Wagner officially opened the new Wagner Welcome Atrium at the Kelch Aviation Museum in a ceremonious ribbon cutting, joined by museum board members and Wagner family members. The Wagner Welcome Atrium was made possible through support from the Wagner Foundation and the Wagner-Essman CARE Foundation.
Richard Weeden Memorial
We were honored to celebrate the life of Dick Weeden at the museum today. Without him, the Brodhead Airport wouldn’t be the special place it is today. Blue skies, Dick!
Flying Down to Rio at Movie Night
TONIGHT is Movie Night at the museum! We’re showing “Flying Down To Rio,” Fred Astaire’s first-ever movie, a fun and silly 1930s romp complete with a wing-walking musical number.Pizza at 6:30, movie at 7 – see you soon!
Acro Trainer Donation
Back in February, we received the donation of an Acro Trainer aircraft that had been damaged in a landing accident. Since it’s not part of our “Golden Age” focus, the aircraft was put up for sale and was picked up last week by it’s new owner in Georgia, netting the
Happy Mother’s Day
The museum is closed today for Mother’s Day. We’ll be open again on Wednesday as usual. Happy Mother’s Day! (Pic: RAF pilot greeting her daughter)
Donations for Our Fly Market
Here’s the latest donation of aircraft parts for our September Fly Market and Aviation Swap Shop. Elliott Eiden is the owner and manager of Camp Lake Airport in Camp Lake, Wisconsin and gave some goodies from his hangar cleaning for us to sell at the museum. Be sure to stop