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Museum Gala to feature rarely seen oil portrait
Attendees of this year's Aviation Museum Gala can view a rarely seen oil portrait of Lt. Jean Grenier on loan from the Manchester Historic Association. Grenier, a Queen City native and pilot, was killed in a 1934 plane crash while scouting airmail routes for the U.S. Army. In 1942, the newly established U.S. Army air base in Manchester was named in Grenier's honor. With a theme of 'We Will Remember,' the Gala is Friday, Oct. 13 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton in downtown Manchester. Learn more about the Grenier portrait, or buy tickets online or by calling (603) 669-4877.
A hole-in-one for aviation education
Play golf and support the Aviation Museum's student plane-building program! Participate in the annual 'Pilots and Drivers' tournament at the Pease Golf Course on Friday, Sept. 29, organized by our friends at the Granite State Airport Management Association. Get details!
Fly with us around the world!
Join us for the ultimate field trip! The Aviation Museum's virtual around-the-world flight is taking us places all around the globe. Come along as we put the "distance" in distance learning!
Latest News!
Thank you to Robert Fortnam for sharing his remarkable story detailing his 19 months spent as a POW. The museum's recent interview with Mr. Fortnam was covered by the Concord Monitor.
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