All funds required for the purchase, restoration, daily maintenance and display of museum memorabilia and aircraft are derived from public donations. Members of the museum share a desire to preserve aviaton history. We welcome those who share the same interests. Location Located at the Martin State Airport, the Glenn L. Martin Aviation Museum operates as a traditional museum. On display is the history of the Glenn L. Martin Company including many historical items, industrial models of rockets and aircraft, wind tunnel models, photographs of the growth of the company, and the people who worked there.
Visitors are welcome to attend.
Bus parking is available. We stopped production January 1940 in preparation for a new model plane. Would you please confirm or correct. Thank you in advance. William J. Fassler, propeller specialist assigned to the Base Engineering Section in Hangar 5, didn't particularly enjoy his half-hour air jaunt along the Danube River.