Exhibits and Displays
The Spruce Goose
At the center of our museum stands the original Spruce Goose. Built entirely of wood due to wartime restrictions on metals, this massive airplane stands as a symbol of American industry during World War ...
Space Flight
The Evergreen Space Museum transports you back to a time when travel to the stars was just a dream, and then winds you through history from miniature rockets launched from remote farms to the robotic spacecraft ...
Historic Military Aircraft
Honoring the patriotic service of the men and women who serve our country is an important part of our mission at Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum, and we take great pride in our extensive collection ...
General Aviation
The pioneering designs of Orville and Wilbur Wright launched over a century of inspiring aeronautic innovation. Prepare to be awed with our general aviation exhibits that start with the earliest aircraft ...
The Oregon Aviation Hall of Honor
The Oregon Aviation Hall of Honor was established in 2003 by The Oregon State Department of Aviation to recognize outstanding men and women in Oregon aviation. The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum ...
Helicopters
The development of the airplane began the history of manned flight, and the invention of the helicopter changed that history forever. Able to take off and land vertically, hover above a fixed target, and ...
Hours
10am-4pm daily; Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas
Contact
Phone Number:
(503) 434-4180
Physical Address:
500 Northeast Captain Michael King Smith Way
McMinnville, OR 97128
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