Armstrong Air and Space Museum

Our Story

After Neil Armstrong's historic moon landing in 1969, Wapakoneta, Ohio became a focal point for space exploration. In response to the national interest, the Armstrong Air and Space Museum was established in 1972 to honor Neil and the U.S. Space Program. Today, the museum is operated by the Armstrong Air and Space Museum Association, dedicated to preserving this legacy.

Impact of Your Support

Your contributions are vital for maintaining and expanding educational programs and exhibits, ensuring they remain accessible and impactful for future generations.

Why Donate?

Donating to the Armstrong Air & Space Museum is essential for preserving our nation's legacy in space exploration. The museum's award-winning educational programs and world-class exhibits spark curiosity and foster a deep appreciation for aviation and space exploration among visitors of all ages.

Join the Mission

Support the Armstrong Air and Space Museum today! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps honor the past and inspire the future of space exploration. Together, we can ensure that the legacy of Neil Armstrong and the U.S. Space Program continues to inspire generations to come.