It’s a classic look, I’d do it to my car if it wouldn’t look stupid :-)

Franca, It was a great spot to explore, I only wish we had more time while we were there. The volunteers were so passionate about what they do. There was even one guy who had a whole collection of miniature aircraft that he hand carved on display. You only get that from truly passionate people.

Megan,

I thought the restoration area was really cool too. You could go in there and see a bunch of volunteers working on stuff, and they are all happy to stop and chat.

Jenna,

It’s definitely worth a visit.

Mary,

It’s weird that I’ve never heard of him considering I’m a total nerd for anything that goes fast. The funny thing is that 130 mph was a record at one point.

Missy,

It was the first time I had ever heard of Mr. Curtiss, and I too was fascinated by his story.

Casey,

I think NC kinda gets ALL the credit for American Aviation since they were technically first, but it turns out there were a couple hotspots where a lot of headway was made in flight tech. I too really enjoyed the diversity of the museum, it made it a lot more accessible to people who may not be too interested in aviation, but still enjoy history.