Since its inaugural exhibition in 2002, \"Justice Illuminated: The Art of Arthur Szyk\" has toured museums, universities, libraries and cultural centers across the nation and around the world. The exhibit contextualizes the life and art of Arthur Szyk within the cultural and political movements of the first half of the 20th century. It focuses on […]
Will Twomey returns with his collection of Military Uniforms: The National Military Archives, formerly the Petaluma International Military Research Center is an official 501(c)3 non-profit organization focused on preserving and honoring our country\'s leaders and heroes. Their goal is to preserve and display the uniforms, medals and belongings of veterans who have served their country, […]
Sit in the cockpit of a vintage warbird. Today\'s open cockpit is the F-4 Phantom II. Inside an air conditioned hangar. Please remember to wear comfortable clothing and rubber soled shoes. Physical restrictions may apply.
A \"Rice Roots\" exploration of why no French, American or South Vietnamese general could have been victorious in Vietnam. What was this decades long war really about? It was about independence and unification. The Vietnamese had struggled for 2,000 years to throw off the foreign yoke. And after World War Two, it was about […]
At the beginning of the Second World War from December 7, 1941 to March 8, 1942, in just 91 days, Imperial Japan was spectacularly victorious. The Japanese attacks decimated much of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor, destroyed U.S. air and naval capacities in the Philippines, and conquered the supposedly impregnable Gibraltar of the […]
Based on the true experiences of a refugee from Nazi Germany, IMMIGRANT SOLDIER combines a coming of age story with an immigrant tale and a World War Two adventure. On a cold November morning in 1938, Herman watches in horror as his cousin is arrested. As a Jew, he realizes it is past time to […]
Built as a replacement for the training planes of World War Two, the T-34 Mentor developed into an aircraft cherished by the military and civilian pilots alike. In fact, the T-34 remains in service more than six decades after it was first designed. Come visit us as a group of T-34 pilots drop into the […]
Sit in the cockpit of a vintage warbird. Today\'s open cockpit is the Corsair, inside an air conditioned hangar. Please remember to wear comfortable clothing and rubber soled shoes. Physical restrictions may apply.
Oswald Boelcke was Germany’s first ace in World War One with a total of forty victories. His character, leadership, development of air-to-air tactics and impact on aerial doctrine are all reasons why Boelcke remains an important figure in the history of air warfare. Paving the way for modern air forces across the world with his […]
From February through April, 2017 - see this traveling exhibit. The metal trench art objects in this exhibition are as varied and unique as the military and civilian artists who created them. The works date from the origins of this brass art form in the trenches of France during the First World War, to post […]
This is a collection of 50 plus portraits of the men and women of World War Two by guest artist-in-residence Chris Demarest. Mr. Demarest is an author and illustrator of over 100 titles as well as an official artist for the Coast Guard. He had documented Coast Guard operations from the Persian Gulf to Hurricane […]
From Tuskegee, Alabama to the skies over North Africa and Italy, the Tuskegee Airmen served beyond the call of duty to defend our sometimes less than grateful nation. Come and learn their story, see the planes they flew and meet a few of the men who gave and taught us so much.
