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Doc Leland · 20 August 2009, 04:39 PM

I'm ashamed to say it but I let Ed's passing in March go without notice. His wishes were to have his WWI museum continue and the family has asked Robert Aguillara to manage it. Robert is a friend and told me if a group cared to see the museum, he'd arrange it. There is no charge, but a donation is appreciated. I'm willing to put a tour together if anyone is interested. The museum is in Hampton, Ia. It's not huge, but there's penty of interesting stuff, including one of Rickenbocker's uniforms, warrants signed by Wilhelm, etc. Lots of engines. Let me know if anyone is interested.

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Doc Leland Observer Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Iowa Falls, Ia. Posts: 16	Ed Doyle Museum I'm ashamed to say it but I let Ed's passing in March go without notice. His wishes were to have his WWI museum continue and the family has asked Robert Aguillara to manage it. Robert is a friend and told me if a group cared to see the museum, he'd arrange it. There is no charge, but a donation is appreciated. I'm willing to put a tour together if anyone is interested. The museum is in Hampton, Ia. It's not huge, but there's penty of interesting stuff, including one of Rickenbocker's uniforms, warrants signed by Wilhelm, etc. Lots of engines. Let me know if anyone is interested.