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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