I have been to a lot of museums and used to work in the museum industry and I have to say the Warhawk Air Museum is truly outstanding. I was traveling in the area and thought I would drop in and probably find an old P 40 sitting in a disused hanger with some "grandpa's attic" displays. I couldn't have been more wrong. The whole facility is on par with any major museum. The whole building is decorated with posters and military regalia giving you an immersive experience. Rich, professional quality displays packed with objects and narrative panels. At the end of each display case there is a binder with the first-person accounts, references and history of the objects on display. Who does that! Most museums keep that information locked away in the collections but here you just reach over and can read the story of the person that wore that uniform or used the equipment on display. Not to mention the planes. Many of the planes on the floor of the museum are functioning, vintage aircraft.

Plan your visit well. Schedule lots of time and check the calendar. They have a yearly airshow. I missed it by a week but, believe me, I will plan a future visit to see that show!