MoonRock

Blended WingBody Model

PRESENTATIONCENTERInternational

Space StationModel

Space ShuttleMain Engine

Boeing 747Nose

Airbus A320Simulated Cockpit

GOESSatellite

Hubble SpaceTelescopeMirror

HerschelTelescope

Pitts Special S-1S

Pershingand SS-20Missiles

Whittle W.IX andJunkers Jumo 004B

Engines

Hooker TelescopeObserving Cage

Hopkins UltravioletTelescope

VikingLander

Beech Model 17Staggerwing

SkylabOrbital

Workshop

V-2

Missile Pit

Apollo-Soyuz Test Project

Hubble Space Telescope

Gemini IV

LilienthalGliderTIROS Satellite

Messerschmitt Me 262

McDonnellFH-1 Phantom

EckerFlying Boat

Blériot XI

CurtissModel D“Headless Pusher”

1909 WrightMilitary Flyer

Cessna 150

LockheedU-2

DeHavillandDH-4

ApolloLunar Module

Hughes H-1

Space Shuttle ModelColumbia

MercuryFriendship 7

Apollo 11Command Module

Columbia

Douglas DC-7Flagship Vermont Nose

Curtiss J-1 RobinOle Miss

Northrop Gamma 2BPolar Star

WittmanBuster

Lockheed XP-80Lulu Belle

AircraftVoyager

Star Trek

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M A P A N D V I S I T O R G U I D E D i r e c t o r y

Food Service

Gift Shop

Simulators

Tickets

Theater

ATM

Welcome Center Sponsored by ROLLS-ROYCE

Elevator

Escalator

Stairs

Telephones

Water Fountain

Baby Care Station

Men’s Restroom

Women’s Restroom

Family Restroom

Emergency Exits

Floor Level Artifacts

Hanging Artifacts

Hanging Artifacts

Apollo II Command Module ColumbiaSpace Race Gallery 114

Skylab Orbital WorkshopSpace Race Gallery 114

Apollo Lunar ModuleBoeing Milestones of Flight HallGallery 100

Boeing 747 NoseAmerica By Air Gallery 102

For Kids: How Things Fly GalleryHow Things Fly Gallery 109

Touchable Moon RockBoeing Milestones of Flight Hall Gallery 100

H i g h l i g h t s

EXPLORETHE UNIVERSE

111LOOKING AT EARTH

110HOW THINGS FLY

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WELCOMECENTER

108EARLYFLIGHT

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JET AVIATION 106

GOLDEN AGE OF FLIGHT105

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

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FLIGHTSIMULATORS

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AMERICA BY AIR102

MUSEUMSTORE101

BOEING MILESTONES OF FLIGHT HALL

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LOCKHEED MARTINIMAX® THEATER

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MOVING BEYOND EARTH

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TOY STORELOWERLEVEL

PHOEBE WATERMAN HAAS PUBLIC OBSERVATORY

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National Mall EntranceJefferson Drive

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1903 Wright Flyer

Wind Tunnel Fan

Fokker T-2

Piper J-2 Cub

Explorer II Gondola

Lockheed 5BVega

Goddard“Hoopskirt”

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CurtissR3C-2

Extra 260

Stanley

Ford5-AT

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Fairchild FC-2

Boeing 247-D

Saturn VF-1 Engine

Clementine

Ranger Lunar Orbiter

Surveyor

SpaceShipOne

LunarRover

Apollo 17DioramaApollo 11

Diorama

Lunar ModuleLanding Simulation

1903 Wright Flyer

Douglas DC-3

NorthropAlpha

Douglas SBD-6 Dauntless

Boeing F4B-4

DouglasA-4C

Skyhawk

GrummanF4F Wildcat

Macchi C.202 Folgore

MitsubishiA6M Zero

SupermarineSpit�reMk. VII

North AmericanP-51D Mustang

ApolloCommandModuleSkylab 4

MesserschmittBf 109G-6

Pfalz D.XII

SPAD XIIISmith IV

Voisin VIII

AlbatrosD.Va

Sopwith 7F.1Snipe

Fokker D.VII

Pitcairn PA-5 MailwingSkylab

Orbital Workshop

V-1TomahawkCruise Missile

Northrop M2-F3 Lifting Body

Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket

North American X-15

Bell XP-59AAiracomet

Lockheed F-104 Star�ghter

VoyagerSpacecraft

MarsExploration

Rover

Curiosity Rover

New Horizons

Boeing 747Nose

Lockheed 5C VegaWinnie Mae Bell X-1

Glamorous Glennis

Ryan NYPSpirit of St. Louis

Wright Model EXVin Fiz

Bud Light

GondolaSpirit of Freedom

Lockheed 8 SirusTingmissartoq

MacCreadyGossamer Condor

DouglasWorld Cruiser

Chicago

SputnikExplorer 1

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Pioneer 10

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G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t i o n

AddressIndependence Ave. at 6th Street, SWWashington, DC 20560Telephone: 202-633-2214Web site: airandspace.si.edu

HoursDaily 10:00–5:30; closed December 25.

AdmissionFree.

ParkingNo parking at Museum; public lots are located nearby.

Security ScreeningAll bags and visitors will be screened. School groups should leave all unnecessary belongings on the bus.

AccessibilityWheelchairs are available near the main entrance; a photo ID must be left with Security. The IMAX Theater is wheelchair accessible. Closed captioning and audio description are available for most films . An accessible restroom is available inside the entrance to the Food Court.

H i g h l i g h t s

Spirit of St. LouisBoeing Milestones of Flight HallGallery 100

SpaceShipOneBoeing Milestones of Flight Hall Gallery 100

Bell X-1Boeing Milestones of Flight HallGallery 100

Amelia Earhart’s Lockheed VegaBarron Hilton Pioneers of Flight Gallery 208

1903 Wright FlyerWright Brothers Gallery 209

Fre q u e n t l y A s ke d Q u e s t i o n s

Where is the nearest Metrorail (subway) stop?Exit out the Independence Avenue doors, go one block straight ahead on 6th Street, cross Maryland Avenue at the stoplight, and turn right. The L’Enfant Plaza station is just down the street.

Where are the restrooms?Look on the map for the green symbols.

How do I get to the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center?The Udvar-Hazy Center is about 28 miles (a 40-minute drive) from downtown Washington. Public transportation is available via regional bus service or taxi; visit the Welcome Center for information.

How do I become a Museum member?You can purchase individual or gift memberships at the Welcome Center or online at airandspace.si.edu/membership.

What else should I know?No coat or luggage storage is available. ATM machines are just outside the Museum Store and the Food Court. A mailbox and public phones are in the Welcome Center area.

T h i n g s t o D o

Welcome CenterVisitor Services volunteers can tell you about what to see and do and answer any questions you may have. Located at the center of the Museum.

Guided ToursFree 90-minute highlights tours daily at 10:30 and 1:00. No tickets or reservations required. Tours begin in front of the Welcome Center.

IMAX® Films and Planetarium ShowsLarge-format IMAX® films and planetarium shows are shown daily. Visit the Theater box office (first floor) or Planetarium box office (second floor) for schedules and tickets.

DemonstrationsDaily demonstrations are held in the How Things Fly gallery. Also look for Discovery Cart demonstrations and other unscheduled activities.

Flight Simulator RidesLocated on the first floor, west end in Gallery 103. Tickets are required.

FoodThe Wright Place Food Court is at the far east end, behind the Apollo lunar module.

ShoppingThe Museum Store is near the center of the Museum, next to the Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall.

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S E C O N D F L O O R

FLIGHT AND THE ARTS

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APOLLO TO THE MOON

210WRIGHT

BROTHERS209 BARRON HILTON

PIONEERS OF FLIGHT208

EXPLORING THE PLANETS

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GREAT WARIN THE AIR

206WORLD WAR II

AVIATION205

TIME ANDNAVIGATION

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EINSTEINPLANETARIUM

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LOCKHEED MARTINIMAX THEATER

EXIT215

MILITARY UNMANNED

AERIAL VEHICLES

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SEA-AIROPERATIONS

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EXPLORINGTHE MOON

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