The Museum follows the inclement weather schedule of Baltimore County Public School on weekdays and Recreation & Parks on weekends.
Upcoming Events
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November 2 at 7 pm - Virtual Speaker Series -
Chuck Trainor - The Significance of the Battle of the Coral Sea
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November 11 - Free admission to museum for Active and Veteran Military
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November 28 - January 9 - "Martinville" Train Garden open during regular museum hours
GLMMAM is in the movies!
A new movie to be titled "Exit Row", filmed a few minutes of its script in the Martin 404 airliner on Sunday, September 27. The movie is scheduled to be in theaters October 2021.
We are OPEN! Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm.
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Face masks and social
distancing are required. -
Payment by credit card is
encouraged with a $5.00 minimum. -
A Hold Harmless agreement is required to visit our outdoor aircraft display. We encourage you to download and print it, fill it in, and bring it with you (This is a download).
Tours available by appointment on days the museum is closed. Contact Nancy Zellinger at 410- 686-7404.
Open Cockpit October 2020
Do you have any information on the Martin Co. baseball bat?
In 1945, the Martin Co. produced an aerodynamic baseball bat. It was given to the company’s baseball teams as well as to some professional baseball players.
Do you know anyone who helped design the bat, produced it in the company wood shop or helped find the black ash in South Carolina?
Do you have any engineering drawings of the bat, photos of the bat, stories about it or perhaps even have a bat?
If you can help with this research project, please contact the Museum at martinmuseum@gmail.com.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Covid-19 Screening at the Main Entrance Security Checkpoint
All staff and visitors will be required to answer a screening questionnaire and have their names recorded. Any “yes” answers to the questionnaire will result in being denied entry.
Exhibits
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Maryland Air National Guard
Join us in 2020 as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and our 30th Anniversary as a non profit museum.
The Museum offers visitors renovated and expanded exhibits and tours of its outdoor flight line of 14 aircraft.
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 preserving the history of aviation in Maryland for future generations while educating the public about science, technology and Glenn L. Martin.
Your path to Maryland's contribution to Aviation
Who was Glenn L. Martin?
