Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum

Terry Brandt, the son of an FBO owner, began acquiring antique aircraft early in his life. In 2006, he founded a non-profit organization and on 7 September 2007 of the following year the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum opened with 42 aircraft and 20 cars in a 50,000-square-foot (4,600 m²) building.^[1][2] A second hangar was added in 2009, bringing the size of the museum to 95,000 square feet (8,800 m²), and by September of the following year the collection had grown to 75 airplanes and over 100 automobiles.^[2][3] A third hangar was built in 2013.^[2] By 2022, the museum had plans for two additional buildings.^[4] The museum broke ground on a fourth expansion in 2025.^[5]

The façade of a 1940s hangar used by Evergreen Flying Service was salvaged from Evergreen Airport in 2008 and placed on display.^[6]

The museum holds an annual Hood River Fly-In on the first weekend after Labor Day.^[153][154] It also holds a Traffic Jam Car Show in early July.^[155]

The museum holds driving schools for Model Ts and other vintage cars.^[156][157]

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