Texas Air Museum
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The Texas Air Museum currently has two locations, and one planned future location:
- Stinson Municipal Airport (San Antonio, Texas)
- Slaton, Texas
- Snyder, Texas - future location
- Rio Hondo, Texas - closed on February 28, 2005 with exhibits being dispersed to the other locations
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