Pearson Air Museum

Discover the historic aircraft that once flew at Pearson Field at Pearson Air Museum.

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Pearson Air Museum and the Jack Murdock Aviation Center connect visitors to the history of aviation at Pearson Field. From its roots as a military air field, to its history as the site of the Spruce Mill and its transformation into a civilian field, Pearson Air Museum helps provide a detailed look into the golden age of aviation at Pearson Field.

Through amazing hand-painted murals and exhibit panels, visitors gain a chronological perspective of the many varied aviation events that occurred here. These events are further brought to life with five early 20th century airplanes that display the incredibly fragile, complex, and daring nature of early aviation.

Visiting Pearson Air Museum

Address	1115 E 5th Street, Vancouver, WA 98661
Hours	Tuesday through Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
Cost	Pearson Air Museum is always free to visit.

Good to Know

Parking	Yes	Free parking is available in the parking lot adjacent to the museum. Street parking on E 5th Street is also available.
Restrooms	Yes	Restrooms are available inside Pearson Air Museum.
Water	Yes	There is a water fountain and a water bottle refilling station inside Pearson Air Museum.
Pets	No	Pets are not allowed inside Pearson Air Museum but are allowed outside the museum on a leash. Please do not tie up pets or leave them in cars, especially in warm weather. Service animals are allowed inside Pearson Air Museum.
Accessibility	Yes	The museum has accessible entrances. The gallery in the Main Hanger is one one floor. There is a mezzanine with exhibits, which can be accessed by elevator. ADA-accessible restroom stalls are available.

 

 

 

Contact Us

Call the museum's front desk at [phone].

Dr. Bob Cromwell, museum manager, can be reached at [phone] or by email.

Nearby Attractions & Facilities

For information about nearby facilities, including the municipal field at Pearson Airpark (VUO) or the Pearson Field Education Center, please click on one of the following links:

• Pearson Field Airport (operated by the City of Vancouver)
• Pearson Field Education Center (operated by The Historic Trust)