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Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport (LUK), with its Art Deco terminal, was critical to World War II efforts, airmail, and the origins of the airlines that eventually became American Airlines. Its control tower is notable as the oldest standing control tower in the United States.
CAHS Museum is a growing collection of General Aviation and Airline memorabilia from airports within a 100 mile radius of Cincinnati. Memberships are available. See Website.
Open on Monday and Friday, this museum is dedicated to the world of aviation within a 100-mile radius of Cincinnati, and it is home to aircraft that includes the Smith Termite, 1903 Wright flyer, Hovey Whing Ding II, and the Rutan 32 Vari Viggen.
The Cincinnati Aviation Heritage Society is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes, more specifically to collect, restore and display General aviation artifacts relating to Ohio and the Cincinnati Tri-State in particular.
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2 reviews. #148 of 362 things to do in Cincinnati. History Museums. Closed now. Write a review. What people are saying. “ Lunken and Cincinnati aviation history on display. Jan 2019. You have heard great thing come in small packages, the museum fits that bill. In room 26 of the historic Lunken Airport terminal.
Discover the experiences of the men and women of the US Army Air Forces and their impact on Britain and Europe. Search, or share your stories, photographs and memories to help us preserve their experience of the Second World War.
