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The Cradle of Aviation Museum

Long Island, New York, USA
It's purpose is to heighten the public's awareness, understanding, and appreciation of Long Island's role in the history and development of aviation and space technology and to increase public understanding of aerospace technology and its impact on American life. Highlights of the collection include: a 1909 Bleriot monoplane, the 4th oldestaircraft in the U.S.; an original 1918 Curtiss JN-4 Jenny once owned by Charles Lindbergh; a 1928 Ryan Brougham, one of the two surviving sister ships of the Spirit of St. Louis; and an original Apollo Lunar Module, one of only three still remaining on earth.


Air Museums	Museum, McMinnville, Ore. Seattle's Museum of Flight, Boeing Field, Seattle, WA	Airship, (Blimp) WWII-Tillamook, Ore.
	Palm Springs air Museum-left, Douglas a-26 Invader & N.A. B-25 Mitchell - right	1928 Ford 5-AT-B Tri-Motor Evergreen, McMinninville, Ore.
	Boeing C-97 Strata Cruiser "Guppy" Tillamook Naval Air Station, Oregon	www.warbirdsnews.com The Cradle of Aviation Museum Long Island, New York, USA It's purpose is to heighten the public's awareness, understanding, and appreciation of Long Island's role in the history and development of aviation and space technology and to increase public understanding of aerospace technology and its impact on American life. Highlights of the collection include: a 1909 Bleriot monoplane, the 4th oldestaircraft in the U.S.; an original 1918 Curtiss JN-4 Jenny once owned by Charles Lindbergh; a 1928 Ryan Brougham, one of the two surviving sister ships of the Spirit of St. Louis; and an original Apollo Lunar Module, one of only three still remaining on earth.