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Armstrong Space Museum

The name itself suggests that this museum has been named after Neil Armstrong, the first man to set his foot on moon. Located in Wapakoneta, this museum holds out the story of Ohio’s role in the history of the journey to space.

This museum attracts many tourists every year. A lot among them are students of astronomy, who find significant materials regarding their research work. Various items have been put on display out here. For example, a F5D Sky Lancer, the Gemini VII spacecraft, Apollo 11 artifacts & a moon as well. Various light & sound programs are organized to enlighten the audience regarding the mystery of the universe.

The Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum is located just west of 1-75 at exit 111 (Bellefontaine Street) in Wapakoneta in the Auglaize County, the museum is open to the public on from Tuesday to Saturday leaving out national holidays of course. Special wheel chairs are also available for handicapped people.

Hours:
Mon : Closed
Tue - Sat : 9:30AM to 5:00PM
Sun : 12:00PM to 5.00PM
Open Holidays : 12:00PM to 5.00PM
(Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day)

Admission:
OHS Members : FREE
Adults : $8.00
Children 6 - 12 : $4.00
Children 5> : FREE
School Groups : $3.00 / student

Contact:
Armstrong Air & Space Museum
PO Box 1978, Wapakoneta,
OH 45895-0978
Phone: (419) 738-8811
1 (800) 860-0142 (toll free)
FAX: (419) 738-3361
E-Mail: rmacwhinney@ohiohistory.org