Welcome to the Australian Gliding Museum Home Page
The Australian Gliding Museum first met as a committee on February 26th 1999. This brought together a number of kindred spirits interested in preserving older and historic gliders. These gliders are scattered all over Australia and the aim is to collect them in a safe place before they become destroyed or deteriorate beyond sensible refurbishment.
Other interesting gliding paraphernalia also is becoming available. A strong catalyst for formation of a glider museum was the discovery that an important Australian designed Schneider glider had left Australia bound for a foreign collection.
Find us on Google map. To join the Museum view Joining and Visiting. To make a non monetary gift view Deed of Gift.
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Graeme Barton and Marcia Cavanagh have attended the "Victorian Collections Cataloguing Workshop" at the Melbourne Museum, Carlton.
