Marshall Civic Center
and
Nicholas Beazley Aviation Museum

Museum Exhibits

Below are pictures of some of the planes that have already been acquired and will be exhibited in the aviation museum.

NB-3

• Designed and built in 1929 by Nicholas-Beazley
• 80 h.p. Genet Engine
• Tubular steel frame fuselage with aluminum wing
• First true unique mono-wing design in the United States
• Set altitude and distance records in 1929 and 1930
• Only complete NB-3 known to exist

NB-8

• Trainer built in 1931 - SN: K-24
• 80 h.p. Lambert Engine
• Dual seat trainer
• wings fold back and can be towed from rear
• Was designed and built as a cheap training aircraft by Nicholas-Beazley

Flying Flea

• Built by Jacob VanDyke as a homebuilt aircraft in approximately 1937
• Designed by Henry Minet