Our museums showcase the rich history of vintage aircraft and the brave individuals who flew them. Visit us to learn more about World War II aviation and the artifacts we preserve.

The Lake Superior Squadron proudly maintains two museums that highlight the significance of vintage aircraft in military history. Our on-site museum features a variety of exhibits, including restored aircraft and historical artifacts that tell the story of aviation during World War II. Additionally, the Richard I Bong Veterans Historical Center houses more artifacts and displays that honor the legacy of those who served. We invite you to explore these unique collections and gain insight into the past.

At our museums, visitors can engage with interactive displays and view our aircraft up close. The first museum, located at our hangar, offers a glimpse into the restoration process of our PBYs and OY-2 Sentinel. The second museum at the Richard I Bong Veterans Historical Center provides a broader context of military aviation history, featuring exhibits that honor veterans and their contributions. We encourage everyone to support our mission by visiting, volunteering, or donating to help preserve these historical treasures for future generations.

We hope you find our museums informative and inspiring. Your support is vital in helping us continue our mission of preserving aviation history and honoring those who served. Join us in celebrating the legacy of vintage aircraft and the stories they carry.