Saturday, March 31, 2012
Monday April 2 at 7 PM author Bob Dorr will be here to talk about his latest book, "Mission to Berlin," which follows a B-17 crew as they bomb German targets in 1945. The talk will be at the Lockheed Martin auditorium, 2323 Eastern Blvd. Middle River. It's FREE, but you must have a photo ID. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Museum now on Twitter
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
We Are Middle River
Ribbon-cutting opens the exhibit. |
Author Vincent Gisriel Jr. signed copies of his book, "Hearts Away, Bombs Away," that chronicles the 1940s through the letters of his parents.
The Museum's resident troupe, Thirst 'n' Howl, presented a one-hour musical, "Rosie," written by Debbi Wynn. The local chapter of the Rosie the Riveter was in attendance.
Students create new art work at the event. |
Vincent Gisriel Jr. signs his book. |
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Museum receives grant from Royal Farms
On Friday, March 23, the Museum was invited to the grand opening of the Royal Farms center on MD 43. As an outreach to the community, the company gave grants to area organizations, including the Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum. The Museum would like to thank our new neighbors for their generosity.
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