The Vintage Aero Flying Museum

"This facility is operated by a group of individuals who are dedicated to preserving the memory of the brave Americans who fought in the air for Democractic Nations and the freedom of all during the 1914 to 1918 world conflict. Theirs is indeed a noble cause."

"cool old airport and museum. neat old airplanes and a bunch of WWI displays. for the Museum (not the airport) : as noted on their website, Open Every Other Saturday by Appointment"

"I visited the museum today. It contains an incredible array of items belonging to numerous WW1 aviators and aces, a rare book collection, and more. The guided tour by curator Andy Parks was the best museum experience of my life, topping the Baseball HOF, the WW1 museum in Kansas City, and any other. If you like military aviation, and want to see the very uniforms and medals and other items of your boyhood heroes, you must absolutely see this place. Unbelievable."

"Small, but VERY NICE. Owner and guide Andy Parks guides visitors through the history of the Lafayette Escadrille, many of whom his family was privileged to know personally. Andy is well-informed about the history of the the Escadrille. You will need to call first and make sure the museum will be open as it is a working museum where restoration is ongoing. If you are interested in aviation history, you won't be disappointed."