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    1. The Ronald Reagan Museum - Simi Valley

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    · 276 reviews

    40 Presidential Dr, Simi Valley, CA 93065

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    "Getting to walk through Air Force 1 is unforgettable!"
    Business: The Reagan Library and Museum and the Reagan Institute promotes Ronald Reagan's and Nancy Reagan’s legacy in exhibits, speaker series and education programs.

    2. Point Mugu Missile Park - Ventura County

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    10A Naval Air Rd, Port Hueneme, CA 93041

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    "Open air museum with a large variety of missile ordinance on display."
    Business: Park with military aircraft & missiles. Park displaying numerous aircraft & missiles that were tested at Naval Air Station Point Mugu.

    3. Aviation Museum of Santa Paula - Santa Paula

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    · 48 reviews

    800 E Santa Maria St, Santa Paula, CA 93060

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    "This museum is not just airplanes."
    Business: Our primary purpose is to provide facilities and displays for the education of visitors, including children, and to encourage the enjoyment of aviation.
    4worldlovers: To educate the public of all ages in aviation and its history, both in general and as it relates to Santa Paula and to inspire, motivate and challenge the younger generation to carry on the dream of our aviation pioneers.

    "The phoenix hope, can wing her way through the desert skies, and still defying fortune's spite; revive from ashes and rise." This quote from famous Spanish novelist Miguel de Cervantes (who wrote Don Quixote), could well apply to the humble beginnings of the Santa Paula airport.

    1930 Santa Paula Airport DedicationThe St Francis dam disaster in 1928 is second only to the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1908. It was this disaster, however, that birthed the Santa Paula airport. After the flood, local ranchers Ralph Dickenson and Dan Emmet decided some of the devastated area adjacent to the river would make a good location for an airport. Both were pilots, and had airstrips on their ranches, and both realized the benefit an airport would bring to the town.

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