Airline Memorabilia Show
Oct 9, 2003 | 10:54 pm
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Airline Memorabilia Show
This Saturday at the museum of flite (spitting distance from scenic Georgetown, WA and the famous hat and boots) ... also not far from the excellenttaco trucks and taco bus in even more Scenic White Center (aka Rat City), WA ...
Anyone going? Just wonderin'
Anyone going? Just wonderin'
Oct 10, 2003 | 8:22 am
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Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)
Oct 10, 2003 | 7:23 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Efrem:
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Oct 11, 2003 | 10:23 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Efrem:
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Oct 11, 2003 | 1:58 pm
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Here are some more upcoming airline collectible shows. Everything from postcards to menus to dining wear to models to old time tables to books to t-shirts to wings...
Standard hours are 9:00am to 3:00pm. Entrance fees run about $3-5.00.
OCT 18: San Francisco
Best Western Grosvenor Airport Inn
OCT 25: Miami
Wyndham Miami Airport Hotel
JAN 24: Los Angeles
Hacienda Hotel
Standard hours are 9:00am to 3:00pm. Entrance fees run about $3-5.00.
OCT 18: San Francisco
Best Western Grosvenor Airport Inn
OCT 25: Miami
Wyndham Miami Airport Hotel
JAN 24: Los Angeles
Hacienda Hotel
Oct 13, 2003 | 1:17 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Efrem:
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
On the morning of February 1st I was there and the guy was listening intently to the radio... it was then I learned of the Columbia disaster. The guy was so choked up he had to close up shop for a while to collect himself.
Oct 13, 2003 | 2:15 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Efrem:
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>
Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if anyone was intrigued by the thread topic line and can't make it to that show, there's a neat airline memorabilia shop at ORD. Take the tunnel to the airport Hilton; it's on your right opposite where you'd turn left to enter the hotel. (A great location for walk-ins who happen to be passing by for another reason, but not as well publicized as it should be otherwise.)</font>