B-36 Peacemaker Museum at Fort Worth, Texas

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Actual picture of the last B-36 Bomber built in Fort Worth.

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Coming Soon

The B-36 Peacemaker Museum is now taking applications for membership to our organization. Dues are $40.00 per year and with this membership you are entitled to free admission to the museum and a 10% discount on any B-36 item in the Gift Shop. Please look to the right hand side of this Home Page to see the application form which can be downloaded, printed out and mailed to the Museum. We will forward you a membership card withing two weeks of receiving the membership application.

Fundraiser

Win a historic flight for 2 in a B-26 Bomber with Mr. Alfredo Maza a pilot that flew in the same type of bomber during "The Bay of Pigs Invasion" April 1961 to oust Fidel Castro from power in Cuba.

A $900.00 Value.

This $10.00 raffle ticket may give you and a friend the flight of a life time.

Drawing will be held June 20, 2012.

You do not have to be present to win.

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What Is Happening At the B-36 Peacemaker Museum?

New home of
B-36 Peacemaker Museum.

3300 Ross Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76106

Click on the picture to see map to museum.

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 16657
Fort Worth, TX 76162-0657

Our museum of local aviation history is continuing to grow. The most recent addition is a pair of propellers and nose wheels from an early model of the huge B-36 "PEACEMAKER" bomber. The display is being faithfully restored and will soon be ready for viewing. Additionally, we have the mechanical flight control system from a B-58 "HUSTLER" supersonic bomber, a dirigible engine from the "Golden Age of Airships", a nose gunsight from a B-36 and a 20mm gun turret cannon from a B-36. Many rare historical objects from Fort Worth's aviation past round out our exhibits.

B-36 Peacemaker Museum, OV-10 Bronco Museum, and Forward Air Control Museum have come together at the Veterans Memorial Air Park (VMAP) at 3300 Ross Ave, Fort Worth, Texas. One small admission price includes all three museums.

VMAP is a member of Blue Star Museums and offers free admission to active duty service personnel and their families. Click the BLUE STAR MUSEUM logo for more information.

We are open to the public during the following times:

SUNDAY 12AM TO 6PM

WEDNESDAY 10AM TO 6PM

SATURDAY 10AM TO 6PM

Here are a few images of what awaits you when you visit.

Dedication ceremony of our B-36 propellers and wheels

CLICK HERE to see a report of the propeller dedication by our local CBS television station.

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Visit Our Online Gift Shop...

Several new items have been added to the gift shop.

Please visit the gift shop now.

Buy this B-36 history video in our gift shop.
New version on DVD.

Revised May 2010

The complete history of the Last B-36 is available on CD-ROM from our gift shop.

A totally new study of the B-36 era from Specialty Press written by renowned aviation author Dennis R. Jenkins and our very own historian Don Pyeatt. Available from our gift shop. Click HERE for details and to order.

Contributions

Monthly Meetings

Our meetings are held on the third TUESDAY of each month at 7:00PM at the following location:

UNT Health Science Center
1000 Montgomery Street
Room 124
Education and Training Building
Fort Worth, Texas

Click here to find out more....

Application

Click the icon below to download our Membership Application.

Learn More...

Want to learn more about the B-36 era?

See: www.B-36.net

Did You Know?

Learn what became of Greater Southwest International Airport - Amon Carter Field.

"It was all plowed into the ground!"

B-36 PEACEMAKER MUSEUM INC.
3300 Ross Ave.
P.O. Box 16657
Fort Worth, TX 76162
(800)575-0535