Book Your Field Trip or Group Outing with us!!

The Liberty Aviation Museum offers a unique educational experience, welcoming students & adults of all ages to visit us and experience history.
The museum provides a rare opportunity to take learning out of the classroom and into our 80,000 sq. ft. complex. The museum features 2 galleries, 2 hangars, a conference room, a 1950's vintage diner, & a boathouse along with a 3rd hangar being built currently. (Our complex is soon to be 100,000 sq. ft. by Fall 2026.)

The Liberty Aviation Museum features:
- WWII Aircraft
- 1928 Ford Tri-Motor (Offering Living History Flight Experiences)
- Local aviation & Military History Exhibits
- WWII American & German Military Vehicles
- Classic Cars
- Vintage fire trucks
- WWII Sherman Tank
- WWII PT boat restoration
- 1929 Ford Tri-Motor restoration
- Hollywood Memorabilia
and more!
And the best part is that the majority of our aircraft, vehicles, and tanks are operational during the Spring - Fall seasons during special events!
At times during the season, groups can also take flights in visiting aircraft or helicopters or the museum owned & operated historic 1928 Ford Tri-Motor "City of Wichita"/"City of Port Clinton"! Group rates are available for 10 or more for the Tri-Motor rides!

Docent-guided and self-guided tours are available. The tour lasts about 2 hours depending on a group's time schedules.
Complimentary admission for the school/tour bus driver & educator or tour director guide with tour company.
To schedule or for more information regarding an guided group tour for 10+ guests, please call Bob Fujita at 419-732-0234 ext 202 or message operations@libertyaviationmuseum.org

For educational field trips & special school programs, please contact Bob Fujita to schedule a tailored tour for your school group at 419-732-0234 ext 202 or message operations@libertyaviationmuseum.org

Tuskegee Airman Harold H. Brown Memorial
Scholarship

The Liberty Aviation Museum, located in Port Clinton, Ohio, has an opportunity for you to honor one of the most important and influential men in the military and education, Lt. Col. Harold H. Brown. As one of the Tuskegee Airmen, Harold H. Brown made history as a combat pilot during World War II. He was not only an airman, but also as an educator; one of the fathers of the two-year college option, giving young students new confidence toward stellar careers. Harold passed away in 2023 at the age of 98, but his legacy lives on.
Now, The Liberty Aviation Museum and you have the honor and opportunity to help preserve Harold's legacy by donating to the Harold H. Brown Tuskegee Airman Memorial Scholarship.