Our renovation project is moving along! The windows in the Hangar 2 doors have been removed, the rust spots on the doors have been addressed, and the exterior of hangar has been primed and is being painted a light grey.

Inside the hangar, support pillars for the new mezzanine are starting to go up.

And, the new restroom floors have been laid.

(Did you see the photo of this area all torn up?)
While work has been primarily focused on Hangar 2, Hangar 1 is about to get some attention. Starting next week, Hangar 1 will become a "hard hat" area, too. We will have both hangars closed, but the Museum Office and Store will remain open. For directions to these areas, click here.
Tiffany Meng
Museum Director