The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum is best known as the home of the world’s largest wooden flying boat, the Hughes H-4 Hercules “Spruce Goose,” the SR-71 “Blackbird,” and the Titan II SLV Missile. In addition, there are more than 200 historic aircraft, spacecraft and exhibits on display, along with Oregon’s biggest large-format 3D theater.

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## Amazing place

My husband's cousin brought us to this excellent museum. The scale of their exhibits together with explanatory notice displays is extraordinary. And of course I have to mention The Hughes H-4 Hercules known as Spruce Goose - you can see the documentary about it running on TV next to the plane, walk inside and read all information. If you have any question about anything there the volunteers are on hand to assist. We paid the admission for 3 seniors $60. Even the tables in the restaurant have pictures of planes with information - what a great idea. And in the shop you can find something to remember this visit. This is the place you have to visit when you are in Oregon.

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## Incredible museums

In one building you experience the history of aviation. You can even go inside the Spruce Goose! The other building is devoted to space travel. Great volunteers who love what they do.

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## A Museum with Spruce Goose which has to be seen to be believed

A good place to visit, although the space part of the museum is looking a little dated, but they do look to be doing some updates. The space story is told well and there are a number of very good displays. The Aviation side of the museum is very good and is clearly dominated by the Spruce Goose and in my opinion is a must see. I did the additional cockpit tour and thanks to a superb docent got a good insight into the plane and its history, plus she was able to add additional information due to her personal flying experience. The remainder of the aircraft are well displayed with good information boards.

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## Spruce Goose & MORE!

This place is a bit out of the way but SO worth it. They are known for having the Hughes "Spruce Goose" airplane but it is so much more. They have planes & memorabilia for decades. I have never been in a place that was SO clean! If you are into motors & aviation you must go here.

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## Do the Spruce Goose tour - it is worthwhile

This is my second visit to the museum and both times has been so interesting. This time however, I did go on the tour of the Spruce Goose which was truly enlightening and got to sit in the same seat as Howard Hugh's sat when he flew the aircraft - I can only imagine how he felt when he actually took off. The aircraft is huge and dominates the space but is oh so worth seeing. The rest of the museum is all very interesting with the Space museum section being in a different building and has some special space replicas and the Titan 4 missile in place between two or three floors tall. A very worthwhile museum. Don't by-pass it when you are in the area.