Link to the Castle Air Museum home page. Visit the B-36J page of the web site of the United States Air Force Museum . Click on the number-four propellor at the bottom of his home page. This photo of the cockpit of 52-2217A was provided through the courtesy of Richard Loftis. Visit the web site of the Strategic Air Command Museum.
Access is by prior permission only.
His collection is North of Newbury which is 18 miles East of Cleveland on Rt. It was on display at the old Air Force Museum facility for many years before being replaced by B-36J at the new museum facility that opened in 1972. Apparently it is in very bad shape. The nose and about half of the forward fuselage are together, and the rest of the aircraft is laying nearby. This picture is of a lot near the Ontario, California Airport taken in 1971.