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Stonehenge Air Museum , Fortine , Montana

Flyboy208

SOH Staff
My "local" air museum. Went for a visit last Friday , had a private tour. Did not get pics of all the aircraft. Featuring the only flying Vickers - Supermarine Seafire in the world. Corsair, Cessna A-37 Dragonfly , Douglas C-47 and A Canadian licence built F-5. Impressive collection in a very unique mountain setting with a private runway and golf course.

Website here : http://stonehengeairmuseum.org/

Mike :wavey:
 

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That's the only Mk.47 Seafire still airworthy Mike, and a magnificent aircraft too with contraprops on the Griffon motor. There are other Seafires flying in the UK and displaying at airshows, including the Merlin-engined LF.III I saw at Duxford two summers ago.

Thanks for the link!
 
Thanks Mike. I may have to set up an appointment and run down (4.5 hrs).
Some of the other aircraft are interesting too.
Interesting as we had looked at property around eureka a couple of years ago.

Rob
 
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