A new museum site outlining the history and development of the historic Santa Paula Airport. Located in Santa Paula, California.

An excellent site presenting one of the best collections of military aircraft on the west coast with information on all of them (including the B-36). Great teacher's guide. Located in Atwater, California.

Volunteers are preserving the 1942 Army Air Forces training base as a historical monument to the instructor pilots who trained and the young aviators who learned. Located at Eagle Field, Dos Palos, CA.

Offering dinner dances, military vehicles, vintage aircraft and automobiles. Dedicated to preserving historical military artifacts and the memories of heroic veterans. Located in Dos Palos.

Chartered in 1995 with the goal to preserve, perpetuate, and display American aviation history, especially that of our nation's military services. One of the few "fly-in or drive-in" facilities in the nation, located at Paso Robles Municipal Airport.

The MCAS Miramar "Flying Leathernecks" Museum (formerly the El Toro Command Museum) is the only Marine Corps Aviation museum and has forty-one airframes ranging from World War II to present day jet aircraft. Located at MCAS Miramar, California.

The website reflects the museum which is dedicated to the preservation, presentation and interpretation of the Eagle Field Army Air Forces Training Base built in 1942. Located at Eagle Field near Dos Palos, California.

A new museum with a lot of potential, but only a general information web site. Located at the San Carlos Airport in San Carlos, California.

Includes photos of classic aircraft on display, hours and contact details. Located in hangar 7 at Modesto Airport.

A museum of primarily Air Force aircraft with an excellent post-WW2 collection. Website navigation leads to other sites for details. Located in Riverside, California.

Home of the Moffett Field Historical Society and Museum. Located on Moffett Field, Sunnyvale, California.

Home of the original Donald Douglas Museum now houses flying World War 2 fighter aircraft. Located in Santa Monica, California.

Site provides detailed coverage of the museum and its aircraft. Located at Sonoma County Airport, Santa Rosa, California.

Site gives good coverage of the museum with some pictures and background of Bob Pond's collection of WW2 aircraft. Located at Palm Springs Airport, Palm Springs, California.

A fairly extensive site with background and some great pictures of the museum's aircraft and restorations. (Also some coverage of the museum's Grand Canyon location at Valle, Arizona.) Located at Chino Airport in Chino, California.

Provides an on-line tour of the museum. Located in San Diego, California.

Located at the former Allan Hancock Air Field. Hours of operation, map, airport history, photos, and contact information.

Features aircraft exhibits and military challenge coin collection. Includes membership application, library, details about volunteer opportunities and directions.

Site details the Travis AFB museum and its collection with lots of photos and information. Located in Fairfield, California.

Focuses on the heritage and accomplishments of the China Lake military-civilian-industry team. Includes hours, membership application and directions.

This site features Northrup aircraft and has excellent background and photos on some unique aircraft. Located in Hawthorne, California.

The museum features antique and classic aircraft (including sailplanes) and their restoration. Site furnishes some photos and history. Information about their unique propeller shop with an excellent history of Ole Fahlin, the pioneer propeller maker. Located at South County Airport in San Martin, California.