Cheltenham, Canada
13961 McLaughlin Rd
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+1 9058384936
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Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet
Nice place to go! lot of things to see. The staff are volunteers but love to give all information you may need. 5 donation is least to support this nice place.
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This one place you should go and see it's full of history
Have several WW1 planes. Really cool artifact museum next door. The volunteer staff are very friendly and incredibly knowledgeable & informative. Certainly worth the time, effort and donation. The brampton flying club also cool place to have a snack and watch planes
Amazing local museum for aviation history. Exhibiting some impressive aircraft of WW1 era like the Sopwith Camel. They have a number of airworthy flying aircraft that they fly during open days and a number of aircraft in restoration processes. Lots of history besides aviation including a nice collection of bolt action rifles (Mosin, Lee Enfield). Best time to go I recommend during the Brampton Flight Centre Family Day held annually around early September. The aircraft are all out of the hangar, formation flights held including the Red Barron. They are open on weekends, definitely worth a drop in.
So much history in such a small place! Visited here on a whim with the kids and was not disappointed. The team here has put in countless hours of sweat and work to keep the planes flying as well as setting up and maintaining the displays and it shows. I highly recommend a visit here... If you're a WW1 aviation fan, you'll not be disappointed.
Really well done museum, so much information packed into as small area. The hangar was mine and my 6 year old sons favorite part though, he loved the Fokker D VII complete with rear facing machine gun. The staff were incredibly knowledgable and friendly, especially patient with my son and his thousand questions. Great job guys!
Great place to visit and experience the planes and pieces of history from WWI. Great volunteers, pilots and mechanics. You get to talk to the people who work on the planes, the pilots and members of the museum. A rare find.
Good place to see WW1 planes. They were good enough to give us a tour of museum. It's technically free but you can always donate some money as they always have funding issues with government.
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