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In article <727074939.AA00000@blkcat.UUCP>, Nelson.F..Steele@p807.f70.n109.z1.fidonet.org (Nelson F. Steele) writes:
> 
> On 1/14/93 Craig Hinners said to All: 
> 
>   CH> (If they can find space for it, that is...)  Actually, I think you can
>   CH> schedule a tour of Silver Hill (in PG cnty) but there's a really long
>   CH> waiting list.
> i went to the open house last spring.  it was very fun.  i'll be back this
> spring, although i don't know when it is yet.  no reservations are needed, and
> the place is fairly crowded (at least it was last year, and it was cold and
> rainy).
I have found that I was always able to schedule a tour for a group within a
month or two.  I have attended the open house held each of the last several
years.  It has not always been an annual event, and I remember seeing something
last spring indicating they would not be holding one this spring.   After 
sitting for over 2 hours in the rain to have the person return to move an
illegally parked car that was blocking several of us I think I will probably
attend the scheduled tours in the future.  They cover almost as much as the
open house and the docents provide an excellent tour.

If you are in the Windsor Lock's area of New England, the New England Air Museum
which is located on the back side of the airport contains alot of very excellent
exhibits.  This is the museum that was struck by a tornado in 197x. It has
been completely rebuilt.  The $6.00 admission is well worth the money.