New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society

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Help us save our state's historic aviation-related buildings, aircraft, photos and other memorabilia by becoming a member of the New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society. For a small dues fee, you will be helping to preserve a valuable part of New Hampshire's as well as our nation's history.

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This year, NH Executive Councilor Ray Burton began his annual tour of North Country airports from the Aviation Museum of NH. See what he had to say in the first paragraph of his report of the tour.

Volunteer

We have immediate openings and are also seeking to increase our volunteer staff in anticipation of the expansion of the museum now underway.

The New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society Welcomes You!

We are a Society dedicated to the preservation of New Hampshire's aviation history and the provision of aeronautical knowledge.

We operate the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire, which includes the Airport's historic 1937 terminal building and the Slusser Aviation Learning Center (SALC), a Granite State resource for information and exhibits on aviation history, aeronautical science, airports, airplanes, and the people behind them.

Hours – Friday and Saturday – 10 am to 4 pm; Sunday – 1 pm to 4 pm

Open other days & times for groups and special events. Please call to make arrangements-603-669-4877.

A Special Event Brochure is available here.

Location - 27 Navigator Road (re-named from 13 East Perimeter Road), Londonderry, NH (east side of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport). Click here for a map and directions to the Museum. Click here for more informatiion and admission fees for the Aviation Museum of NH.

Membership – Click here for a schedule of membership levels and to join today!

Quarterly member events featuring an aviation topic/personality
10% off gift shop merchandise
Newsletter (see below for latest edition)
A Society of friends with the same passion – Aviation!

Build a Flying Model of Balsa Wood & Paper, Beginning January 28, 2012

Second Saturday@Museum Speaker Feb 11, 2012

The Aviation Museum of New Hampshire will host its next monthly Second Saturday@Museum on Saturday Feb 11th at 11 AM.

Jane Rice of Moultonborough will be speaking on “Bob Fogg and New Hampshire’s Golden age of Aviation”. It will be an overview of NH pioneer aviator Robert S. Fogg who, on July 4, 1920, arrived with the state’s first privately owned airplane. He went on to start the Concord Airport, operate a seaplane base on Lake Winnipesaukee (1923-1938), and taught many future NH aviators to fly. Jane’s grandfather, Thomas E. P. Rice was involved with the Weirs seaplane base in the 1930’s. A small collection of clippings and photos from his estate gave her incentive to embark on this research project, which she plans to publish in 2012.

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