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Wanted: Another school ready for takeoff
Tickets now on sale for Oct. 13 Gala
Donate to the 2023 Annual Fund and help us help kids fly!
Your Annual Fund donation will change kids lives by helping the Aviation Museum open up pathways to careers in aviation and aerospace. We're cultivating tomorrow's skilled workforce throughout 2023 with education outreach, our student plane-building program, a brand new summer aviation camp, and more. Donate today to the Annual Fund and support the Aviation Museum's efforts to get young people to say "Yes!" to aviation. All contributions are tax-deductible.
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Update on Student Plane-Build Project
We are back in full-swing after shutting down due to COVID-19. It is very exciting to be back in the classroom with the students moving the RV-12iS aircraft toward completion.
Recent spectacular donations to the Aviation Museum of N.H.
On Nov. 30, 1954, a Northeast Airlines DC-3 on approach to Berlin, N.H. crashed near the summit of snowbound Mt. Success. Two died, and five survivors were forced to spend two nights in sub-zero conditions without food before the downed plane could be found, prompting their rescue. READ MORE!
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When you shop via AmazonSmile, Amazon donates 0.5% of eligible purchases to the Aviation Museum of NH!
WWII veteran's time as a POW preserved in a video
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.
Read more: WWII veteran's time as a POW preserved in a video
School Outreach Program
The Aviation Museum offers a School Outreach program, open to students of all ages. Let us bring our educational and fun programming to YOU!
Experience New Hampshire Heritage
The Aviation Museum of NH recently joined the New Hampshire Heritage Trail.
Latest Newsletter
We publish a quarterly newsletter, The Aeronaut, which contains information regarding NHAHS, Museum events, fundraising activities, member opportunities, and lots more. All members receive The Aeronaut as a benefit of membership.
Below is our Winter 2016-17 newsletter available for you to download and read (in PDF format). Become a member and receive this valuable publication automatically!
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The Gee Bee Model A Sport Plane (pictured on our logo) was the first plane built by the Granville brothers of Madison, New Hampshire in Boston, Massachusetts. They built nine in Springfield, Massachusetts followed by a series of sportsters (monoplanes) and finally leading to the famous Gee Bee supersportster racers, one of which established a new world land-air speed record. It was flown by James Doolittle. Click here to read more about the Gee Bees.
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