Park Ridge Ill. There it was put in storage. In December 1970 it was reassembled and put on display at the Paul E. Garber Silver Hill MD restoration facility. The aircraft arrived here April 20,1999 as loan from NASM tentatively for three years. This achievement must be credited to the persistence and negotiating ability of certain trustees of the museum and their establishment of credibility. Examples Of Unusual Aero Research Conducted Here On The Niagara Frontier The Bell X-22A is one of the most unusual aircraft on display at the museum.
Group tours are available by pre-arrangement.
Individual can just walk in, perhaps while shopping Summit Park Mall. The museum also has a small store that sells aircraft books and memorabilia. Included in the museum is an audio-visual presentation in a small viewing theater. Speaking of persistence the basic credit for the museum's existence is to my very great and near lifetime friend James A. Moynihan, who passed away in October 1997. Mary Moynihan is an Honorary Museum Trustee.