1886-1955 |
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Glenn L. Martin Aviation Museum Editor's Note: The museum seems to be offline, but this will take you to their homepage. |
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Glen Martin would have loved the port at Tillicum Village, but it was a far cry from Muskegon seventy-three years ago when he breezed in to the Muskegon Lake. Today these shores are overrun with habitation and there are little -- if any -- flying planes coming in. Here he is having a tough time getting in to dock -- no eager hands on shore reaching out to greet him. He did secure the plane and thus establish his place in aviation history. |
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To visit his entry on this site, first click on National Aviation Hall of Fame to go to the homepage. Next, highlight and click on "Enshrinees List" at the lower left corner of the page. You will find an alphabetical listing of all enshrinees on this page. Then highlight and click on his name. |
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