More than 60 volunteers put in roughly 1,500 hours preparing the facility for its opening According to Nelson, the museum's importance is more than just preserving a piece of the past. We've heard the phrase 'to prepare for the future we should learn from the past,' and there's never been enough done to preserve the history of installations. For many years, there wasn't a great deal of interest in preserving Edwards' history. The better you are at telling your story, the better you are at telling the world how good you are and the more support you gain from the public. It is an encounter with Edwards' past and a revelation of its accomplishments to the global community.
History is the timeline of progress.
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