The Glenn L. Martin
Maryland Aviation Museum
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The Museum follows the inclement weather schedule of Baltimore County Public School on weekdays and Recreation & Parks on weekends.
New Saturday Aircraft Work Sessions
We Need You!
The Aircraft Team plans to work the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month. Not Nov. 27 but will meet on December 11.
Volunteers interested in helping please meet in front of the museum outside doors no later than 9am to be escorted to Strawberry Point (about 1 mile) to work on the planes. Plan to work until about 12 noon.
If you are not yet a GLMMAM volunteer , come to the museum by 9 am and fill out the forms.
For questions, please email martinmuseum@gmail.com.
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Aircraft Design Kit
containing five metal In Air Diecast model aircraft and educational materials.
Information and Ordering
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Closed
Tuesday – Closed
Wednesday - 11 am to 3 pm
Thursday - Closed
Friday – 11 am to 3 pm
Saturday – 11 am to 3 pm
Sunday-Closed
Admissions can only be paid at the museum when you visit.
If you wish a private tour for groups of 6 or more, you may make arrangements, which will take approximately 90 minutes, by sending an email at least 48 hours in advance of your visit to Nancy Zellinger, martinmuseum@gmail.com
New Exhibit
Have Fun and Learn about Aeronautics!
Nasa - First Woman Graphic Novels and Interactive Experiences
Join us in 2021 as we continue to share the story of Glenn L. Martin and the Maryland Aerospace industry. The Museum offers visitors renovated and expanded exhibits and tours of its outdoor flight line of 15 aircraft.
Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum
Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum
Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum
Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum
Upcoming Events
Plane and Train Garden
Holiday Plane & Train Garden is now Open November 27 to January 15
For specific days and hours click on Train Garden Schedule.
Closed December 24, 25, 31 and January 1
Admission is Free but
Donations are Appreciated!
WMAR TV 2 News Showcases the Plane and Train Garden
For the month of November 2021, The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $2.50 reusable Community Bag at the Giant Food store located at 8905 Belair Road, Nottingham MD.
Please support us by buying a Community Bag
Essex/Middle River Rotary Club
The museum was honored to receive a generous grant from the Essex/Middle River Rotary Club to fund several of our STEM activities and workshops for elementary to middle school students. Special emphasis will be placed on outreach to Title One schools. The Essex/Middle River Rotary Club was established in 1940 by people in our community with the mission to work for the “improvement of our community, state, country, and world”. This local club has provided support to the Salvation Army, Scouts, food banks, college scholarship programs, hospice volunteers, and tutoring programs, among others.
Maryland Public Television began a new series entitled, “Made in Maryland”. On a recent episode, The Glenn L. Martin Company was inducted into the Made in Maryland Hall of Fame, and featured Stan Piet, the archivist and curator of The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum, and the static aircraft of the Museum located on flight line at Strawberry Point.
To see the episode go to:
https://video.mpt.tv/video/made-in-maryland-fz2nj4/
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Maryland Air National Guard
The Museum draws inspiration from aviation pioneer and visionary Glenn L. Martin. Martin relocated his aircraft manufacturing company from Cleveland, Ohio to Middle River, Maryland in 1928, helping cement Maryland's position as a leader in aviation.
The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum's mission is to:
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Educate people of all ages about aviation and space endeavors in Maryland; past, present, and future.
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Inspire people of all ages by delivering experiences that nurture and accelerate aerospace “dreams”.
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Preserve Maryland aerospace history and artifacts.
Your path to Maryland's contribution to Aviation
Who was Glenn L. Martin?
