The National Helicopter Museum is a non-profit museum focused on the history of the helicopter and aviation industry around Stratford, Connecticut in the United States. The museum was founded in 1983 by Dr. Raymond Jankowich and Robert McCloud.
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The museum is small, but packed with information and the volunteers there are very knowledgeable. Plus it's free. It's worth a visit especially if you have time to kill near the Stratford train station.
They even gave me a chilled bottle of water since it was hot the day I went. In case anyone else is wondering, the museum is air conditioned.
Note that the building is only open from Memorial Day until...
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A pleasant surprise. If you've been stranded by your ride this is a productive way to kill time. A pc helicopter flight sim game may even keep the child not impressed by the hardware or photos entertained. The museum probably makes this the best stop on Metro-North besides Grand Central. Even worth showing up a little early for your train so...
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Great museum, small but a lot of information, Dr Raymond Jankowich, he has been there since the opening in 1983 (41 years), so you can't imagine how much knowledge he has. Also, the other volunteer he knows a lot. So it's pretty nice to go. Wednesday- Sunday 1-4pm. Free admission...
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