The Museum's collections and facilities include:
* The Spirit of Delta, Delta’s first 767. Bought by employees, retirees, and friends and donated to Delta in 1982. Interior contains two exhibitions.
* “Ship 41”, the first DC-3 to carry Delta passengers. Restored by volunteers and a core mechanic team, 1993-1999. Winner in 2001 of the first National Trust for Historic Preservation award presented to an aircraft.
* A 1931 Travel Air, symbolizing Delta's first passenger aircraft.
* A 1936 Stinson Reliant SE. Nicknamed the “Gull Wing,” this unique aircraft served as an instrument trainer for Northeast Airlines pilots in 1941-1942.
* Professionally managed archives of artifacts related to Delta and its ancestor airlines. The Archives maintains over 200,000 images, 1,000 films, and one of the world's largest airline uniform collections in a museum.
* Aviation reference library.
* Temporary exhibits.
* Replica of the first Delta station in Monroe, Louisiana.
* An 800-square-foot museum shop, housed in a redesigned section of the hull of the first L-1011 ever built.
http://www.deltamuseum.org/
Steve