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BC Vintage Flying Museum See a B-17 Flying Fortress and lots of World War II memorabilia here.
505 NW 38th St, Hanger 33 South
Fort Worth 817 624-1935
Open: Sat 10am-5pm Open: Sun noon - 5pm
Free
Directions: Located southeast of Meacham Airfield.

Frontiers of Flight Museum Features the history of aviation from the first ideas of flight 'til present; from the earliest balloon flights through the space programs. Located in Love Field Terminal, the museum contains such interesting exhibits as a piece of the fabric from the Wright Flyer, a charred remnant and the radio operator's chair from the Hindenburg, the fur parka of Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, as well as one of the first aviator's licenses issued in the US. Eras in aviation are explored through mounted exhibits. The Aviation Opportunities exhibit is quite interesting. Visitors can hear the Love Field control tower and watch planes take off and land. Museum offers classroom outings and for the first time in summer 1997, children's classes and seminars. A move is planned to Lemmon Avenue to expand this extensive aviation collection. History: Collection was begun at UT Austin with donation of George Haddaway's collection of aviation artifacts and memorabilia. Moved to UT Dallas in 1978, and then to Love Field's second story in 1990. Love Field, built as a Navy air base, was a World War I and II training base, eventually becoming a commercial airport. 'Ma and Pa' Vencil (Mr/Mrs Troy Vencil) lived on Love Field and parented the pilots in the early days of aviation.
Cedar Springs @ Mockingbird
Dallas 214 350-3600
Open:M-Sat 10am-5pm Open: Sun 1-5pm
Adults: $2 Child: $1 Free: Seniors:
Parking: Love Field fees

History of Aviation Collection Primarily a research center at the University of Texas at Dallas, but also house more than 800 model aircraft and aviation artifacts, including a glider.
2601 N Floyd Rd @ Campbell
Richardson 972 690-2996
Open: M-F 9am-5pm
Free

Pate Museum of Transportation About 20 minutes south of Fort Worth near Cresson. History of transportation here including a sea going vessel--the Minesweeper Boat 5, antique and special interest automobiles such as Pierce Arrow, a mock-up of nose cone of space capsule, and collection of aircraft. Picnic tables available.
US 377
Fort Worth 817 396-4305
Open: Daily except M 9am-5pm
Free

Silent Wings Museum Military glider pilots trained in Terrell during WWII. Memorabilia, weapons, medals, magazines, newspapers explain the roles of glider pilots, tow pilots, and paratroopers. Combat and trainer films are shown. The restored Waco CG-4A combat glider is the focal point of museum.
909 Silent Wings Blvd
Terrell 972 563-0402
Open: Daily noon-5pm
Free

Terrell Heritage Museum 2000 British cadets trained in Terrell during WWII and museum houses a No. 1 British Flying Training School Association display, Texas-Midland Railroad memorabilia, 1912 Estes pipe organ, various items of history of city of Terrell
207 N Francis St
Terrell
Open: Wed 11am-3pm Open: Sun 1-4pm Free