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Huff-Daland Duster

Aeronca C-2

Piper PA-12Super Cruiser

City of Washington

Mooney M-18C Mite

WatermanAerobile #6

Cessna 180Spirit of Columbus Gates

Lear Jet 23

Beechcraft 35 BonanzaWaikiki Beach

Stanley Nomad

Farman Sport

DSI/NASAOblique Wing

Pathfinder Plus

DoubleEagle II

Bensen B-8MGyrocopter

Spirit of Kitty Hawk

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Mitchell U-2Superwing

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American AerolightsDouble Eagle

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Travel Air D4DPepsi Skywriter

Bowlus 1-S-2100Senior Albatross

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Naval AircraftFactory N3N-3“Yellow Peril”

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Grumman F-14D(R)Tomcat

James S. McDonnell SPACE HANGAR

Monocoupe110 SpecialLittle Butch

Eipper-Formance Cumulus 10

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WestlandLysander IIIA

MahoneySorceress

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LockheedSR-71ABlackbird

Boeing 367-80“Dash 80”

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Boeing 307 StratolinerClipper Flying Cloud

Grumman F6F-3Hellcat

Boeing-StearmanN2S-5 Kaydet

Lockheed MartinX-35B JointStrike Fighter

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Baby Albatross

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North AmericanRockwell ShrikeCommander 500S

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Grumman G-21 Goose

Bell XV-15 Tilt RotorResearch Aircraft

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Turner RT-14

Nakajima J1N1-SGekko “Irving”

Halberstadt CL.IV

Fowler-Gage Biplane

Bellanca C.F.

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Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay

Kugisho MXY7Ohka Model 22

BeechcraftKing Air 65-90

Mikoyan-GurevichMiG-15bis“Fagot B”

North AmericanF-86A Sabre

Lockheed T-33AShooting Star

Vought RF-8GCrusader

RotorwayScorpion Too

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HillerXHOE-1Hornet

KamanK-225

RobinsonR22Kellett

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Bell Model47B

Northrop P-61CBlack Widow

Grumman Bearcat Drop Test Model

Republic F-105DThunderchief

Sikorsky HO5S-1

Cessna 150

Lincoln-Standard H.S.

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Hiller YROE-1Rotorcycle

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Wright Model AReproduction

Cosmos Phase II

GoodyearPilgrim

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Strato-Jump IIIGondola

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Don PiccardBalloonBasket

RutanQuickie

Ryan PT-22ARecruit

Donald D. Engen OBSERVATION TOWER

Sikorsky UH-34DSeahorse

Cessna 0-1ABird Dog

BaldwinRed Devil

Curtiss Model EFlying Boat (hull)

Curtiss N-9H

Verville-SperryM-1 Messenger

Mignet HM.14Pou du CielLa Cucaracha

Story-EyerlyLittle Gee Bee

Beechcraft D18SGrummanG-164 Ag-Cat

Douglas M-2

Lockheed 1049FSuper Constellation

Cessna 152

Virgin AtlanticGlobal Flyer

Piper PA-23

Fulton Airphibian FA-3-101

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Third Level Aircraft

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Food Service

Gift Shop

Information

Restrooms

Simulators

Stairs

Theater

Tickets

Tower

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Address14390 Air and Space Museum ParkwayChantilly, VA 20151

Telephone: 202.633.2494Web site: www.nasm.si.edu

HoursDaily 10:00 – 5:30; closed Dec. 25.

AdmissionFree.

ParkingPublic parking is $15; limited free bus parking. Free after 4:00 p.m.

Security ScreeningAll bags and visitors will be screened. School groups are advised to leave all unnecessary belongings on the bus.

AccessibilityWheelchairs are available near the main entrance; a photo ID must be left with Security. The IMAX Theater is wheelchair accessible. Closed captioning and audio description are available for most films.

Welcome CenterVisitor Services volunteers can tell you about what to see and do and answer any questions you may have. Located just inside the main entrance.

Observation TowerView airplanes landing at Washington Dulles International Airport, visit an exhibit on air traffic control. Take elevator from lower level.

Guided ToursFree 90-minute highlights tours daily at 10:30 and 1:00. No tickets or reservations required. Tours begin at the Tours Desk on the lower level.

IMAX FilmsLarge-format IMAX films are shown daily. Visit the Theater box office just inside the main entrance for schedules and tickets.

DemonstrationsLook for Discovery Cart demonstrations and other unscheduled activities.

Flight Simulator RidesLocated in the Boeing Aviation Hangar just below the central overlook. Tickets are required.

FoodA McDonald’s and McCafe are near the main entrance next to the Museum Store.

ShoppingThe Museum Store is near the main entrance.

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How do I get to the National Mall building?The National Mall building is about 28 miles (a 40-minute drive) away in downtown Washington. Public transportation is available via regional bus service or taxi; visit the Welcome Center for information.

How do I find a name on the Wall of Honor?The Wall of Honor lines the walkway leading to the building entrance. To locate a name, consult a Visitor Services specialist at the Welcome Center, or visit the Wall of Honor web site at www.nasm.si.edu/wallofhonor/.

How can I buy an annual parking pass?You can purchase a pass at the Welcome Center or online at www.nasm.si.edu/parking. You receive an additional discount if you buy a pass with a Museum membership.

How do I become a member?You can purchase individual or gift memberships, with or without an annual parking pass, at the Welcome Center or online at www.nasm.si.edu/membership.

What else should I know?No coat or luggage storage is available; only some small lockers. ATM machines are inside the Museum Store and next to the IMAX Theater box office. Public phones are across from the box office.

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Close EncountersMother Ship Model

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Gemini ParagliderResearch Vehicle 1-A

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New Horizons

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SAM-7 Missile andLaunch Tube

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Space Shuttle EnterpriseHuman Spaceflight

Mobile Quarantine FacilityHuman Spaceflight

Mercury Capsule 15B Freedom 7 IIHuman Spaceflight

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