Lone Star Flight Museum

002 Terminal Drive, Galveston, TX 77554

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+1 409 740 7612, 888

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www.lonestarflight.org

The Lone Star Flight Museum is home to one of the finest collections of restored aircraft and aviation exhibits in the nation. Over 40 restored aircraft are displayed and most are in working condition. The collection includes WWII ... more on Galveston.com

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We went to this flight museum last year and we really loved it. more on Yahoo! Travel

Unfortunately, the back hangar is still closed to public access (open to view over the ropes, but closed for walk through). more on TripAdvisor

They do allow you to bring lawn chairs to the air show, and cameras are always welcome. more on Yahoo! Travel

It also has a museum section with memorabilia from famous Texas aviators--very interesting. more on TripAdvisor

We would definitely go back!! more on Yahoo! Travel

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I was in Galveston on business when I decided to drop in the Lone Star Flight Museum. What a great place! The museum has two hangars full of WWII-era aircraft, and all are in pristine, flyable conditi ... more on TripAdvisor

This Museum has a TON of WWII Planes and other era planes, it's a very big and you can see people working on the planes while walking around, have been going on every trip to Galveston Island State ... more on TripAdvisor

If you like aviation or history or both, you should visit this museum. It has 2 hangars full of flight ready planes from throughout history, from the beginning, through the wars, to older commercial p ... more on TripAdvisor

I first became aware of this museum when I was attending an air show at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX. The museum had flown some of its aircraft over to participate in the show and I look ... more on TripAdvisor

I wouldn't rate ANY museum horrible, but I found this airplane museum horribly overrated. Granted, we visited the hangar AFTER the September 13, 2008 Hurricane Ike came through and many of the airplan ... more on TripAdvisor