Harvey Hodgin, the Museum's oldest(?) member and one of its biggest supporters, visited on the eve of his 98th birthday. Harvey gave a big thumbs up to the new exhibit, They Answered the Call, the story of Martin workers in World War II. Harvey regaled those present with stories of both his life (he got his first plane ride in 1919) and work for Glenn L. Martin. He fondly recalled his talks with Mr. Martin and the time he spent working on various projects for the company. He is looking forward the the centennial of the company in August.
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