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Hours & Tour Information
Location & Contact Information
Location & Contact Information
We're open Monday-Saturday from 10am-4pm. Walk-ins are accepted. If you're planning to visit with a group of 10 or more, please contact us at least one week prior to plan your visit. For more information on group tours and admission, click the button below.
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Location & Contact Information
Location & Contact Information
Location & Contact Information
3380 Shannon Airport Circle
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Phone: (540) 642-4387
info@shannonairmuseum.com
SHANNON HARVEST FESTIVAL
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SHANNON HARVEST FESTIVAL
The 8th Annual Harvest Festival Fly-In was a HUGE success! Special thanks to all of our Sponsors, Vendors and Volunteers for a day filled with fun for all ages.
SAVE THE DATE: 9th Annual Harvest Shannon Festival on Saturday October 29th, 2023
Trick-or-treat aviation style, candy drops for kids, food, and flying fun.
All event profits sup
The 8th Annual Harvest Festival Fly-In was a HUGE success! Special thanks to all of our Sponsors, Vendors and Volunteers for a day filled with fun for all ages.
SAVE THE DATE: 9th Annual Harvest Shannon Festival on Saturday October 29th, 2023
Trick-or-treat aviation style, candy drops for kids, food, and flying fun.
All event profits support the Shannon Air Museum, a 501(C)3 non-profit organization.
For questions & sponsorship opportunities, email info@shannonezf.com or call 540-373-4431
Our Story
In 1950, Sidney Shannon Jr. founded Shannon Airport. Shannon was an aviation enthusiast with a business background. He inherited his love for aviation from his father, Sid Shannon Sr., who co-founded Eastern Airlines with WWI Ace, Eddie Rickenbacker.
Shannon Airport was a landmark general aviation airport where regular events, airshows, and fly-ins were held. People from all over the community and beyond would attend.
In the mid 70s, Shannon Jr. opened the Shannon Air Museum...
**New to the Shannon Air Museum**
The Stars & Stripes
The "Stars & Stripes" history dates all the way back to 1940, when this classic airliner rolled off the assembly line and was sold to Braniff International Airlines.
Become Part of Our Mission
Another year is coming to an end! If you're looking for a nonprofit to support at this time, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Shannon Air Museum. Here's a sneak peek of what's in store for 2023. We invite you to be a part of our mission to Share Aviation History with Future Generations of Aviation Pioneers!