Liberty Aviation Museum

06/01/2026

Our own Tin Goose Diner is in the top 12 list! The region covers 12 States!

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05/26/2026

The Liberty Aviation Museum is deeply saddened by the loss of Museum member and volunteer Harold Douglass who left us too soon at the age of 93 last month. Harold was a proud U.S. Navy veteran who served on the USS Missouri during the Korean War. Harold, along with his wife Dottie began volunteering at the Museum from the time we opened our doors in 2012. When we opened Hangar Two in 2015 Harold took on front lobby greeter duties while Dottie helped man the front desk in our Primary facility (which she continues to do!) Harold, normally known to be a man of few words was anything but that when he greeted visitors to our museum. His commanding, booming and stacatto voice took over and he would get up from his chair to take visitors for a tour of the museum. the normally quiet personna was overtaken by his true inner self of a very intelligent and kind man who truly loved his family and friends and love for his Country. He truly loved being here and sharing his knowledge with everyone he came in contact with. I personally want his family to know how much we both appreciated and loved Harold here. the photo here is a bit of a grainy one here of a young Navy Seaman but I think its one he would want us to remember him by- as a proud young man serving his Country. Fair winds and calm seas to you Harold. Say hello to my Dad (and fellow Navy veteran) when you see him. I am sure you will have a lot to talk about exchanging stories about time aboard ship. We love you Harold. Ed Patrick CEO LAM.

05/17/2026

Tin Goose Diner staff really hit it hard during a busy weekend including Three back to back catered groups as well! Great job everyone!

05/16/2026

Congratulations to Liberty Aviation Museum volunteer Connor Earnest on his first solo today with Griffing Flying Service, Inc. !! ✈️

From the hangar to the left seat! Big congrats to one of our mechanics, Connor Earnest, on his first solo today. The sky’s the limit!

05/01/2026

Our museum is pleased to participate in Ottawa County’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday. For the month of May we will be hosting the Ottawa County Timeline, an exhibit chronicling the interesting history of our county.
Visitors have the chance to study the display and play Ottawa County Jeopardy and enter a drawing for some great prizes.

04/29/2026

Something BIG is coming to Port Clinton 💪🔥
Stay tuned 👀

04/27/2026

The state group celebrating the birthday of the U.S. recently announced a new Transportation Trail for the state that includes many sites in the Sandusky area.

America 250-Ohio, a state commission, this week announced the Ohio Transportation Trail, a driving trail that includes more than 80 sites across the state that highlight the role of transportation in the state’s history. — https://tinyurl.com/2kthu8x2

04/24/2026

The Liberty Aviation Museum was honored to be recognized at last evenings recognition ceremony as the Scouting USA Eagle Bay District business of the year.
It’s interesting to note that Ed Patrick and Bob Fujita first met as Cub Scouts some 55 years ago!

04/18/2026

84 years ago today. Good bless the Doolittle Raiders!