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The Flying Heritage Collection is a unique assemblage of historical aircraft and related items from the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Russia, and Germany. Although the collection is privately owned by business mogul and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, it has been open to the public since 2004.

To accommodate its more sizeable pieces, the Flying Heritage Collection has been placed in two airplane hangars. The first of these focuses on the role of the United States and other major players in World War II and the aviation technologies they employed in the fight, while the second delves more deeply into how aircraft faced different environmental and battle conditions during the war.

Address: 3407 109th Street SW, Everett, WA 98204, Phone: 877-FHC-3404

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Stroll through Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens Visit Schack Art Center Take the kids to the Imagine Children's Museum Go fishing with All Star Fishing Charters Visit a corn maze at Carleton Farms See historical aircraft at the Flying Heritage Collection Head to the Future of Flight Aviation Center and Boeing Tour Learn about history at Hibulb Cultural Center, Everett Go hiking in Howarth Park Watch the Everett Silvertips play Go kiteboarding on Jetty Island Have a picnic in Legion Memorial Park Enjoy the view from Mukilteo Lighthouse Watch an Everett Aquasox game on vacation See otters at Spencer Island Park Watch a performance at The Historic Everett Theatre See a musical at the Village Theatre Go bird watching in Wallace Falls State Park Dine with a view at Emory’s on Silver Lake Take the kids toy shopping at the Funko HQ Store Taste craft ales at the Scuttlebutt Brewing Dine with views out over the bay at Anthony’s Home Port Everett

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