Small, intimate space offers rare artifacts and touchable relics from a tragic event, creating a deeply emotional atmosphere. Personal narration and powerful photographs provide a unique, immersive perspective on recovery efforts. Visitors experience a respectful, reflective environment distinct from larger memorials.
Interactive exhibits and hands-on artifacts make history feel immediate and real. The collection covers 9/11 with floor-to-ceiling firsthand materials and audio that bring the story to life.
Workshops offer a powerful and intimate experience that deepens understanding of 9/11. They feature 100 images and artifacts and provide more time to absorb the impact than larger museum exhibits.
"Gary's personal stories and deep knowledge make this experience truly unique."
"The 9/11 Museum Workshop was a profoundly moving and unforgettable experience."
"Gary's passionate storytelling brought these historical sites to life."
Good to know
A reservation is required for the visit.
You can go in without a ticket or a pass, but you need to pay at the door.
Gary, the museum curator, is present during the tour to answer questions.
Museum spans three large hangars filled with over 200 historic aircraft in pristine, flyable condition. Visitors explore a restoration hangar and boneyard, gaining insight into aircraft maintenance and history. Atmosphere is quiet and spacious, with kids' rides adding family-friendly energy.
Aviation history fills about 5 to 8 acres indoors with historic aircraft and current models. The facility shows a deep love for restoration and highlights the significance of US aviation to the nation.
Access to the workshop and boneyard offers a behind-the-scenes look at aircraft restoration. The space reveals detailed renovation processes that feel truly magical.
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The museum features a plane boneyard that visitors can walk through.
Visitors can access the restoration shop to see ongoing work.
The museum hosts an annual 'Cars in The Canyon' Car Show.
Massive hangars house immaculately restored, flyable vintage aircraft arranged to evoke readiness for flight. The atmosphere blends sobering history with era-specific music, creating a unique, reflective mood. Interactive features like bi-plane flight simulators and visible restoration workshops engage visitors of all ages.
Authentic WWII artifacts and historic aircraft fill the museum. Detailed documentation and well-maintained airplanes highlight aviation history clearly.
Visitors get a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration workshop where aircraft are carefully restored. Access requires a guide, making the tour of the workshop a unique experience.
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The museum offers guided tours to Westpac every hour.
Flying demonstrations occur on select days throughout the summer.
Fridays are ideal for a comprehensive tour of the museum.
Museum showcases pristine vintage Shelby cars and original Cobras and Mustangs with free entry and parking. Atmosphere blends educational guided tours with views into an active factory, appealing strongly to Ford and racing enthusiasts.
Displays include exceptional Shelby car models from early days to current. Exhibits cover Carroll Shelby's history and the firm's background. Entry and parking are free, with knowledgeable guides enhancing the experience.
The workshop offers a chance to see where they create Shelby versions of cars. Visitors can peek inside, sign their name on the wall, and receive a gift pack during the optional VIP tour.
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Entry to the Shelby Heritage Center is free for all visitors.
Guided tours of the factory floors are available for an additional fee.
The museum showcases vintage Shelby cars, including models from Le Mans.
Gallery occupies a historic Victorian building filled with unique local artworks and maker-made goods by women artists. Atmosphere feels calming and creative, with bright natural light and a welcoming vibe. Workshops and classes for all ages foster a strong sense of community and learning.
A historic home houses the gallery, showcasing a great example of adaptive reuse of the Arnett - Montgomery house. The building stands out immediately with its special historic character.
A variety of creative workshops cater to all ages, including writing sessions led by artists like Lara Jacobs. These workshops create an inspiring and supportive environment that encourages making art and creativity.
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The New Local hosts free community events and activities regularly.
Creative workshops, including writing workshops, are offered at The New Local.
Children's art classes are available, using high-quality materials.