Beechcraft Heritage Museum

Wow, this is a diamond in the ruff. Our Wednesday morning adventure was meant to be spent at Machine Falls, but the rain kept us away. This was found as we were leaving the trails and thought we'd give it a shot.

This Museum was so worth it, the entry fee was totally reasonable. We enjoyed walking around and viewing the aircraft's and learn more about their history. We never even heard of the Beechcraft name but we will for sure be sharing our story and experience.

I recommend stopping in to see these amazing works of art and machinery.

It goes without saying that pilots like to visit museums about planes. As a pilot I was excited to find this gem only an hour away from home.

The Beechcraft Stagger Wing has always been one of my favorite planes just based on the aesthetics of the build. I love being able to see the framework and learn the history of this aircraft along with other interesting aspects of the Beechcraft company.

The museum is impeccably clean and a pleasure to visit. Well worth the small fee and a few hours of time to wander through.

This is an amazing museum. Impressive facilities, very well-kept. Very friendly volunteers. And, obviously very active volunteers. I'm saying this as someone who has volunteered at aviation museums, and other museums, and visited many impressive aviation museums and museums in general.

For me it was a pilgrimage of sorts, since the Staggerwing is my favorite plane (they have about 7, including the very first one,) and I've been involved with other Beech products. It's not for everybody. It's not really set up for little kids- there's no interactive stuff really, nothing you can climb on, except for a cockpit that you can get up into. But for older kids, or kids that are interested in aviation, it's great. Anyone who has an interest in local history or aviation history or World War II history, etc., will find something here. I wish I lived closer- I'd volunteer.

They have a small gift shop. Plenty of bathrooms. They have fly-ins here, and ground school classes, etc. Plan for a couple of hours. The displays are historic, and pristine.

Very nice place! Were given a little history and info about the place as soon as we arrived. More planes than I thought there would be.

I was able togo to the 2021 Beech Party. It was amazing. Better then what I originally thought. To be honest I thought it was going to be like a care show with people sitting around their planes, it wasn't. This museum really in lightened me. I love that it 100% invested. They have wonderful exhibits as well. We took a few tours and it just made me want to learn more. The events were planned very well and it was very relaxing. The food was good as well. They have a great thing here for people to see. I love that it's out in the middle of what seems to be nowhere too. Wonderful stories they share while some of the Beechcraft owners flew over. It's a must visit if you enjoy airplanes. Glad I was able to be there this year. Keep it going the sky's the limit.

What a fantastic "off the beaten path" ( no offense, Tullahoma!) museum!
Excellent staff, great facility, and really wonderful presentation of cool Beechcraft history!
Spend the day and not only enjoy, but learn about an iconic aircraft manufacturer and its legend!!

My husband and I visited the Beechcraft Heritage Museum when we were in the Tullahoma area doing some hiking and distillery visiting. I'll be honest, my husband and I know next to nothing about aviation or planes. We stopped at this little aviation museum mostly because we happened to be in the area and it seemed interesting. And it was! The museum is 60,000 square feet and houses at least 36 aircraft in mint condition! It also has memorabilia and other objects. Definitely an interesting stop if you're in the area - when you're an aviation nerd or not!

This Museum is fantastic! As a last minute thing to do, my wife and I travelled down from Nashville. I am a pilot and often go to Aviation museums; this one is top notch. I never would have guessed that Tullahoma had such a hidden gem.

If you enjoy antique airplanes and want to learn about the Staggerwing, this is your place. Very nice facility that has been well funded. I am sure I will make my way here again at some point in the future. I highly recommend it.

This is one of the most beautiful places in Tullahoma! When we entered to check it out there was a lady who asked us if we wanted to know a little about the museum.... say yes. It makes the museum even better knowing the little tidbits about Beechcraft planes and aviation history. The airplanes and facility are so well kept up. Each year they have a fly-in in the fall which bring people from all over the world. Do not overlook this museum it is great for all ages!

While I found this boring my children loved the 4 open planes the kids could play in. The rest is a no touch museum. My kids could of spent the whole day pretending to fly over the family.