The Pioneer Flight Museum is an aviation museum located at Old Kingsbury Aerodrome Airport in Kingsbury, Texas.
History Background Roger Freeman grew up in California with his father, who restored vintage aircraft. He worked on the set of the movie The Great Waldo Pepper and started a business called Vintage Aviation Services. In 1991, he resigned as an airline pilot and founded the museum in Zuehl, Texas.
Establishment Ground was broken for the Pioneer Flight Museum in 2000. Around the same time, the Vintage Aircraft Historical Foundation was established to support the museum.
Exhibits Exhibits include antique engines.
Collection Aircraft
ASL Valkyrie – replica Auster AOP.9 Blériot XI – replica Breese Penguin – replica Champion 7AC Champion Curtiss JN-4 Curtiss Junior Dormoy Bathtub Fokker D.VII – replica Fokker Dr.I – replica Great Lakes Sport Trainer Inland W-500 Super Sport Meyers OTW-160 Pietenpol Sky Scout Piper J3C Cub Rearwin Sportster Thomas-Morse S-4C Waco 10
Ground vehicles
1914 Ford Model T Speedster 1915 Ford Model T Speedster 1916 French Ambulance 1917 American Ambulance 1917 Indian Motorcycle 1917 U.S. Signal Corps Utility Truck 1918 Nash Quad Army Truck 1921 Triumph Model H Motorcycle 1925 Ford Model T Wrecker 1925 Ford Model TT School Bus
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