Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum

At long last, the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum will open. A new building is under construction at Felts Field for the museum, which will house all kinds of artifacts that once were on display at Fairchild.

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Wed., Aug. 3, 2016

George White, 97, pays a visit to the new Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum, July 15, 2016. White was an employee for Northwest Airlines for 23 years. A Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) display is at left.

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Chuck Evans lifts his daughter, Poema, age 2, to get a view of a 1942 Stearman at the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum, July 14, 2016.

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A recruiting poster and a 1942 Stearman owned by Larry Tobin are featured at the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum.

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The new Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum is now open at Felts Field.

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The new Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum is now open at Felts Field.

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Curtis Miler, Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum board of directors member, views donated military uniforms at their site on the grounds of Felts Field, July 14, 2016.

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Larry Tobin's 1942 Stearman biplane is on display at the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum.

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Memoribilia is displayed at the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum at Felts Field.

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Boxed model airplanes from various commerical airlines are on dislpay at the Honor Point Military Museum at Felts Field.

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