
Hangar B is more than just a building; it is one of the world's largest wooden structures and a standing testament to WWII history, as well as an engineering marvel. Following its sudden closure due to structural concerns, we are racing against time to assess, protect, and ultimately restore this architectural wonder through hangar preservation efforts. Hangar B was built to defend America when we needed it—now it needs us to act. You can donate to save Hangar B, ensuring that if it falls, a piece of history does not fall with it.
The Friends of Tillamook Air Museum (FOTAM), a 501(c)3 non-profit, is working tirelessly alongside the Port of Tillamook Bay to ensure that Hangar B doesn't just become a memory.
For Mail-in Donations:
C/O Friends of Tillamook Air Museum
4000 Blimp Blvd., Suite 100
Tillamook, OR 97141
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Please reach us at fotam@savehanarb.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Hangar B is a historic WWII aircraft hangar at the Tillamook Air Museum—one of the largest wooden clear-span structures in the world.
The structure is deteriorating and needs urgent stabilization. Time is critical to prevent irreversible damage.
The Friends of Tillamook Air Museum (FOTAM), a 501(c)3 non-profit, is working tirelessly alongside the Port of Tillamook Bay to ensure that Hangar B doesn't just become a memory. We need your help to bridge the gap between emergency stabilization and long-term restoration.
Funds support emergency stabilization, expert assessments, and preservation planning to keep Hangar B standing.
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