Oregon Air and Space Museum In Northern Oregon

Oregon Air & Space Museum The Oregon Air and Space Museum is dedicated to the acquisition and display of various aircraft and artifacts depicting the history of aviation and space technology for the education and enjoyment of the people of Oregon. The museum is... a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization and relies entirely on donations, admissions, grants and memberships for support. a popular education tool & a regular part of the curriculum of several area schools.
a focus point where pilots, historians, model builders and aviation enthusiasts of all ages share common interests. a frequent sponsor of special aviation events such as fly-ins, dinner speakers, and open house air fairs. Memberships... Several categories of memberships allow families, individuals and corporations to play a key role in preserving our aviation heritage. In addition, members receive the Museum's newsletter "Wings of Oregon", free admission to the museum, invitations to special events, and access to the museum library and video tape collection.

North American F-86 Sabre

Grumman A-6E Intruder

McDonnell F-4 Phantom

Mikoyan/Gurevich MiG-17

Featured Aircraft...

North American F-86 Sabre
Swept wing single seat jet fighter used in Korea.

Nieuport 17
WWI Single seat fighter built by the French, and used by Allied Forces against the Germans.

Fokker Dr 1 Triplane
Single seat three-winged WWI fighter as flown by the "Red Baron."

Grumman A-6E Intruder
Navy carrier based jet bomber flown in Vietnam and the Persian Gulf.

Mitchell Wing B-10
Early design of a flying wing ultralight. It weighs less than 200 pounds.

McDonnell F-4 Phantom
Supersonic two seat Navy and Air Force fighter used in Vietnam.

Japanese Zero Replica
Accurate 5/8 scale flying replica of Mitsubishi's legendary WWII fighter.

Mikoyan/Gurevich MiG-17
Russian swept wing jet fighter used in Vietnam. Flown by Bill Reesman in "MiG Magic" air show.

Breezy
Three place high wing pusher with complete open "Breezy" cockpit.

Smith Termite
Home built high wing monoplane displayed without fabric covering.

Thorp T-18

See Other Exhibits...

First Flight Around The World
Only two of four Douglas World Cruisers finished this incredible trip in 1924. The old Eugene Airport was on their many stops.

Tribute to Oregon's Fighter Aces

Detailed Space Exploration Time Line

Philatelic Air Mail covers and cachets

Extensive scale model collection
Over 600 models in constant 1/72 scale built by one person. The model exhibit shows the development of aviation from the Wright Brothers to the Stealth fighter.

Flightsuits and uniforms

Aircraft Armament
Includes Hotchkiss and Lewis machine guns; .30 and .50 caliber Browning machine guns; and twin 1917 Spandau machine guns used by German pilots in WWI, such as Manfred von Richthofen... the "Red Baron."

Gift Shop and Many additional artifacts and displays.

For Admittance Fees & Hours & Tours Contact:
Oregon Air & Space Museum
90377 Boeing Drive - Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 541-461-1101

Located at the South end of Eugene Airport. One block north of Airport Road on Boeing Drive.

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