2 Dade county pine pillars are shown here.
Peter Accornero, our newest member and volunteer, refurbished the building's support pillars. The five pillars are from the now extinct Dade County pine. They were stripped of the old particle board, holes filled, sanded and then shellacked. They were beautifully restored! Peter also helped with painting the baseboards, ramps, rails and steps, along with Ray Rivera, our Maintenance Officer and a group of volunteer sailors from the USS Gettysburg.
We have a unique history, and if you haven't visited in awhile, this would be a good time to set aside a Saturday afternoon and drop by for a couple of hours. Volunteers are encouraged to contribute their time or ideas or to organize an event. There is something for everyone. While you're enjoying the past, you'll get a glimpse at the future of this Museum too. If you would like to become a volunteer of the Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum, please download, or print this application. Complete the form and send to us via e-mail, or snail mail to:
NASFL Museum
4000 West Perimeter Road
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315
We have a unique history, and if you haven't visited in awhile, this would be a good time to set aside a Saturday afternoon and drop by for a couple of hours. Volunteers are encouraged to contribute their time or ideas or to organize an event. There is something for everyone. While you're enjoying the past, you'll get a glimpse at the future of this Museum too. If you would like to become a volunteer of the Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Museum, please download, or print this application. Complete the form and send to us via e-mail, or snail mail to:
NASFL Museum
4000 West Perimeter Road
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315
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