Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
1 Ward Road B0P 1N0 Greenwood, NS, Canada

What better way to visit a museum about aviation than to fly through it? The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum recently collaborated with Pixels with Altitude ...to bring you this amazing bird's eye view of our indoor exhibit! Pixels with Altitude's owner, Flt Lt Andrew Bartlett, has been in the Annapolis Valley for 3 years as an exchange pilot from the Royal Australian Air Force, currently serving with 405 Sqn.

Can't wait for the GMAM to reopen in the new year? Log in tomorrow, December 23rd at 12:00 (noon) AST for a special surprise!

The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum will be closed for the holiday season, starting today (December 18th). We will re-open to the public at 10 AM on January 7th 2021. Wishing everyone a safe and joyous holiday season, and the happiest New Year!

1944 in the Annapolis Valley. Just kidding! This is actually our fully restored and operational Willys Jeep along with Bob Johnson (L) and Dave Saulnier (R) dressed up for the part. Both were part of the restoration team along with Chris Young that completed the project back in 2013.

The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum continues to be closed to the public and volunteers, until further notice. We miss you, and hope to see you soon, but until then, stay home and stay healthy!

Looking for something to keep children (or yourself!) busy? The Bomber Command Museum of Canada shared these cool coloring pages with us. Just click on the link to open the PDF file, and print! Feel free to share your masterpieces with us!! https://www.bombercommandmuseum.ca//sheet_schoolactivity5.

In light of the public concern surrounding COVID-19, the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum will be closed to visitors and volunteers until April 6th, pending reassessment. The Flight Education program and previously scheduled group tours have been cancelled until then as well. We hope to see you soon, but until then, stay home, stay healthy, and wash your hands with soap!

The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum now has its very own YouTube channel! You can check out our very first video below, and be sure to subscribe if you want to be notified of future posts.

Our Arcturus under a light blanket of snow.

The Piasecki H44 helicopter neared completion this fall with only a few more decals to go and the installation of the rotor blades remaining. With winter weather having arrived early, it will have to wait until the spring now.

An Expeditor Update: We had a slow summer this year with most members taking extended holidays, some getting needed medical attention, and still others moving on to different hobbies. But it's that time of year again when we've all gotten so tired of raking leaves and stacking wood, that even drilling out rivets is almost like fun. And that's exactly what we've been up to. Click on the photos for more details.

A Poppy Field Dream by J. Biggadike 2019

Gary Mazella sent us this great photo of the Dak today. He said he was making an early morning Canex delivery and brought his camera along for the ride. Is this awesome or what?

We've been busy preparing the H44 helicopter for decals over the summer. We mentioned we had a bad batch of primer and had to repaint the top half of the fuselage, but with that done, we were ready with tape measures and ladders to mark out where each one went. We'll have to wait for the return of warmer days before we can stick the large roundels on... hopefully October will be nice enough. And thank goodness they're self-sticking decals and not the kind you have to lick! Click on the photos for more details.