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The only one of its kind in Quebec, the Montreal Aviation Museum is dedicated to preserving our rich aeronautical history with a particular focus on Quebec contributions. Founded by Godfrey Stewart Pasmore in 1998 and housed in the historical "Old Stone Barn" at Macdonald Campus, the museum presents the history of civil and military aviation through its 5 aircrafts, artifacts and memorabilia as well as remarkable paintings by renowned Canadian artists. It is also possible to attend conferences and organize tours for schools, seniors and businesses. 

The Montreal Aviation Museum is a community oriented, non-profit organization and has the full support of many established cultural and educational organizations, including the Canada Aviation Museum and McGill University. The MAM's mission is to raise the public's awareness of the contributions made by Canadians in the field of aviation, with particular attention given to those having a Quebec connection.

Aircraft restoration & reconstruction projects in progress:

• Blériot XI “Le Scarabée” (1909)
• Fairchild FC-2 (1927)
• Curtiss Reid Rambler  (1928)
• Noorduyn Norseman (1935)
• Bristol Bolingbroke (1942)
• Fleet Canuck #80 (1947) 

The MAM is adding new exhibits and artifacts in 2021 following the closure for renovations.

Each year, the MAM hosts at least two major events to promote aviation heritage and raise funds to support its activities:

Open Doors / Garage Sale: May

An annual Garage Sale/BBQ event to find treasures and have fun with other fellow aviation enthusiasts.

Family Fun Day: August

A perfect day to introduce children to aeronautics and the history of Canadian and Quebec aviation! It's free, but donations are accepted!

Address:
Campus Macdonald de l’Université McGill 
21 111, chemin Lakeshore 
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 3V9
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