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The last updates on the museum listings were added 18 Jan 2011
Due to legal changes in Illinois, I will not be updating this list until further
notice.
These museums change their information and locations very often.
Please try to contact the museum before you try to visit it, it may not be there
anymore.
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Aeroplanes Over Idaho Museum
5017A Aviation Way
Caldwell, Idaho 83605
208-455-1708
Info from Pat Carry
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About 27 Aircraft + Air Races
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Legacy Flight Museum
P.O. Box 405
425 Kelly Johnson Way
Rexburg, ID 83440 Rexburg Airport.
208-359-5905 208-351-0044 (cell)
Among those on display are a P-63 Kingcobra
(one of only three known still flying in the world),
P-51, T-6 Texan,
Skyraider
and TBM Avenger.
www.legacyflightmuseum.com
Info from Julia
Lewis.
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About 9 Aircraft
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Norton Aero Museum
Silverwood Theme Park
N. 26225 Highway 95
Athol, ID. 83801
208-772-0515
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About 29 Aircraft
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Pacific Fighters
Idaho Restoration Facility
At the Fanning Field Airport
Idaho Falls, Idaho
in Idaho Falls at their airport,
is a museum/restoration company currently restoring a Corsair, a P-40,a
P-51D, and an AT6. In addition, they are build completely new, a
P-51 B, using the original drawings. As I was leaving yesterday,
I also noted two Avengers sitting outside in the snow in need of restoration.
Hope this helps. It's called: Pacific Fighters.
Info from Scott
MacCready
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About 5+ Aircraft
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Warhawk Air Museum
201 Municipal Drive
Nampha, Idaho. 83687
208 465-6446
Info thanks to Eric Brainard
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About 29 Aircraft
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does anyone have any information
on a museum that my father heard of situated on the Pocatello Idaho
airport. he trained there during WW2 and someone told him that they were
thinking of starting a museum on the premises, any information would be
appreciated,
thanks Scott Hahne
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Question
Please send me
email at the bottom of this page, Jeff
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Veterans,
Read This
Pitts
Aerobatic Aircraft Wing Building
Shows many Pitts aircraft
from building to flying This is the worlds most successful aerobatic aircraft.
First built by Curtis Pitts using a 65 hp engine which he though would
be excessive power, the Pitts is now built using engines with horsepower
ratings of 450 hp and more. You too can build a Pitts aircraft in your
own garage.
Exhibit Added 8-Dec-1999
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