The Foundation and museum were established to preserve the memory of aircraft from the early days of flight, specifically dating from the years before World War II. Many of the museum's aircraft are flyable, and others are projects being restored or built to flying status.
These are the projects which are currently being worked on
by VAHF volunteers at Old Kingsbury Aerodrome. We can always use
volunteers - no experience necessary! There is always work to be
done at all skill levels, and you can learn as you go. If you're
interested in volunteering, please contact Bill Broussard at
the following address:
Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a
replica
Original and replica
Bristol Fighters
Rearwin
2000C Ken-Royce biplane
On any given day, you may find a number of other aircraft at Old Kingsbury Aerodrome. Some may be based at Old Kingsbury but not owned by VAHF, others may have dropped in just to visit the museum and workshops, and yet others may be projects being built for hire by Vintage Aviation Services, which shares the field with the VAHF.
Bleriot Model XI
Canuck
Luscombe 8A
Meyers OTW
Piper J-3 Cub
Thomas-Morse Scout
Pietenpol Sky Scout
Fokker D.VII
Fokker Dr.I Triplane