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In a message dated 12/20/2004 5:17:04 PM Central Standard Time, 
kenpowell@comcast.net writes:

<< OK Lynn, share with me - what are the top 3 airplane museums in the 
Continental US?  No kidding, that might be a really fun vacation!
 Ken Powell >>

Air and Space including the annex at Dulles. They have big money.
AF Museum at Dayton Mostly volunteers, very little money. 
Your favorite here. 
Pensicola/Boing/ Evergreen/ Pima (if you take the tour of Davis Monthan) 
Confederate Air Force and many more across the country. 
Enough just in Florida to keep you busy for weeks. 
Old Rhinbeck in New York.

Lynn E. Hanover

Not big at all but if you are at Sun&Fun go through the museum. Mostly 
homebuilts.