Help Us Build
Dedicated to the men and women of the Naval Air Development Center (NADC). They won the Cold War and put a man on the Moon. Starting with 25,000 square feet of exhibition space and designed for expansion, the museum will feature the Navy’s state of the art technology paired with science exhibits for kids. Major donors will have the honor of bringing this project to life, but every contribution counts so join with us now!!!
Save the GONDOLA!!!
The original capsule that was used to train all of the early astronauts like Shepard, Glenn and Armstrong is in danger of collapse. Corrosion has eaten at this gem during more than 50 years of outdoor storage and now threatens to destroy it forever. We cannot let space history be forgotten! Do your part and help us save this national treasure.
Help Renovate the NADC Archive Center
This project to provide secure storage for important archives of our nation’s history is vital. It will store film, photos, documents, reports, and other media that chronicle the Cold War era and the race to the Moon. The building, long subject to the whims of the elements, will soon be under our protection. Volunteers and sponsors are needed now!!!
Donate
Please help support this worthwhile effort. Every contribution, regardless of size, helps to preserve the history of NADC and the Johnsville Centrifuge.
Volunteer
Skills of all kinds are needed to develop and run a museum. If you live in the area and are interested in getting involved in developing a unique resource that reflects your pride in the community we invite you to join us.
Merchandise
Museum apparel is coming soon. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift or a piece of the Museum to call your own, we will have something for everyone. Check back with us.
Join the G-Club
Donors of $1,000.00 or more are immediately inducted into our G-Club! If you would like to join the G-Club, click on the donations link to make a secure donation via PayPal.
We need YOUR support to reach our GOALS
LOCATION
MUSEUM BUILDING (Phase 1)
ARCHIVES BUILDING
GONDOLA RESTORATION