Aviation Heritage Park

Our Story

Aviation Heritage Park and Museum was inspired by Brigadier General Dan Cherry and his friends after a visit to the National Museum of the United States Air Force. This vision led to the creation of a park in Bowling Green, KY, dedicated to honoring the contributions of local aviators, particularly following Cherry's emotional reunion with the F-4 Phantom he flew in Vietnam.

Impact

The park serves as a memorial to South Central Kentucky aviators, showcasing their stories through aircraft displays and museum exhibits. It is free to the public, providing educational opportunities and honoring the legacy of local heroes.

Why Donate?

Donations to Aviation Heritage Park support the preservation of aviation history and the stories of local heroes. Contributions help maintain the park, restore aircraft, and fund educational programs, ensuring that the sacrifices and achievements of aviators are remembered and celebrated.

Get Involved

Your support can make a difference! By donating cryptocurrency or cash, you help keep the legacy of our aviators alive. Join the mission to honor their contributions and ensure their stories are told for generations to come.