Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum - FREE Admission

" Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum preserves the legacy of WWII aviation and honors veterans through immersive exhibits and thousands of artifacts housed in the last remaining building of the 1942 naval complex."

Recommended For

Military History Buffs: Explore rare WWII artifacts, historic displays, and aviation exhibits.
Families: Visit for a free, educational experience that brings history to life for all ages.
Aviation Enthusiasts: Discover Fort Lauderdale’s role in naval aviation and the mystery of Flight 19.
Local Explorers: Dive into Broward County’s only military museum, full of local and national significance.

Highlights

Flight 19 Exhibit: Learn about the infamous WWII aviation mystery linked to the Bermuda Triangle.
George H.W. Bush Tribute: See exhibits honoring the former President’s training days at NASFL.
Restored Barracks: Step inside a recreated WWII soldier’s quarters filled with period details.
Historic Building #8: Visit the only remaining structure of the 200-building WWII naval air station.

Visitor Tips

Admission is free, but donations are welcome to support preservation efforts.
Call ahead to confirm hours as the museum may operate on a limited schedule.
Photography is welcome—bring a camera to capture the unique historical displays.
Check their Facebook page for updates on special events or veteran meetups.

Local Vibe

The NAS Fort Lauderdale Museum is a deeply personal, volunteer-run tribute to American service members—quietly tucked away yet full of powerful stories, heroism, and heritage.

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