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Well i have talked about where i work enough over the years so i have posted some pictures on the hab 1 photo portal more will be coming in the future. I didnt have alot of time that day and ,y camera was nearly full when i started so not alot up yet look for more later. Please look comment and tell me what you think there is space and aviation stuff there.
http://ibnerd.net/main.php?g2_itemId=12440

Thanks LB206....great to see those shots of the VA Air+Space Center down there off of Mercury Blvd. I haven't been in there during my last few TDYs to LAFB, but did manage to stop in during a TDY in 2000. Will have to visit again my next LAFB TDY (they've been coming frequently lately...)

Let me know i'll be happy to give you the grand tour i was a docent there for 11 years before i got my burrent jobb in education. There have been some major changes since 200 including a total remodel of one section with another remodeling underway due to open April 21.

There are a few new photos in my album as well:

http://ibnerd.net/main.php?g2_itemId=11005

Great photos LB206 and Hotdog!!

I really want to come down and visit Langley! (When that will happen is probably never, but I still want to go!)

Well my offer of a tour is open to anyone who visits this area. For a tour just let me know.

I have added new photos taken today at the same link as above starting with page 3 would love to get some comments. And dont forget you can click on the pictures and seen bigger versions based on the numbers doesnt look like anyone ever clicks on them

Ok more photos added at the above link. I'm starting to feel neglected here hardly any views of them at all so far and no comments. The new batch includes more of the new space gallery didnt have long to photograph in there today so more will be coming. Please some body look comment click on the images so i know someone is actually looking at them.

i had no idea there was that much there to see at Langley. I guess i am still going by the 1986 brochures i have. apparently they have come a long way since then!

Well the 1986 brochure is the old visitor center. That museum closed about 1990 and was replaced with the current museum that opened in 1992. The new museum is 9 stories tall has 3 floors A large main floor above which you see the aircraft hanging. And 2 smaller galleries. The Adventures in flight gallery which opened in 2003 replacing an older local history section this is where you see the DC-9, B-24, stearman, piper cub wright flyer A-6 basicaly any of the planes that arent in the more open space. And this weekend we open the new Space Quest Moon Mars and Beyond Gallery which is a complete remodel of our older space the final frontier gallery. this is phase one of the remnodelling seen in those pictures phase 2 and 3 will begin next year. The new museum also has a 3-D Imax theater

By comparison the older visitor center was a one story building with 2 galleries one space, one aviation. Its gift shop was actually more ofa gift counter the only aircraft were small models. /many of these models are now on display in our Sea to the Stars display casses near the entrance to the museum. The one cool thing about the old visitor center was it was located on NASA Langley Research center where the current museum is not.

So you know, I have been looking at the thumbnails. I'm actually looking at a few now, since you asked.