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Welcome aboard the TWA Museum! We hope you enjoy the information provided on our site.

Holiday Hours & Closings:

We will be closed for the holidays on the following dates: Dec 24th, 25th, 31st, and January 1st.

During inclement weather, the museum may be closed. Please check the website or call on these days to make sure we are open for visitors.

Additionally, we will be closed for annual cleaning / upgrades from January 20th through February 10th. The museum will reopen on February 11th.

Thank you for your patience!

For the full experience, be sure to visit our location at 10 Richards Road, Kansas City, MO 64116.

Admission

Adults – $10.00

Seniors – $7.00

Children (6-16) – $7.00

Children (1-5) – FREE

Active Military (With ID) – FREE

Please call for private groups or groups over 10

816-234-1011

Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–4PM
Wednesday: 10AM–4PM
Thursday: 10AM–4PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–4PM
Sunday: Closed

TWA MUSEUM TEAMS WITH AMAZON SMILE!

Now, you can support the TWA Museum every time you shop on Amazon! You’ll continue to shop on Amazon as usual, but with a couple of small steps on your part, Amazon will donate some of their profit from your purchase to the museum.

Click HERE to find out how it works!

The Museum

TWA memorabilia, cockpit simulator panels, a flight simulator, and more!

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History

History Links

Visit these websites for in-depth information on the history of TWA!

Early TWA History

William John “Jack” Frye

Paul Ernest Richter, Jr.

Walter A Hamilton

Walt Hamilton passed away at an early age leaving no immediate family to carry on his legacy. Our thanks to the Richter Family for sharing this important part of TWA’s history from Paul Richter’s document library.

Daniel Webb “Tommy” Tomlinson

General History

Videos

TWA passenger aircraft is prepared for take-off at London Airport.

Various shots of TWA Super Constellation aircraft ‘Star of Paris’ surrounded by large crowd at unknown American airport.

TWA Lockheed Constellation

All video credit goes to British Pathé

 

Blog

Wayne Hammer, our editor and a valued volunteer, contributes his time curating a blog about detailed accounts and relatable information for anyone who takes interest in the TWA legacy…

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Contact

We would love to hear from you! Thank you for your interest in the TWA Museum!