>I think you're talking about the Tillamook Air Museum, which is
supposed
>to be the biggest wooden structure in the world. Certainly is big.
Actually, there are a couple of old blimp hangers just SW of the city of
Tillamook. Quite impressive. Then, there's a museum building at
McMinnville that houses the old Spruce Goose. Equally impressive.
Quite odd location(s) for such aerial history.
The blimp hangers are old structures, the museum building for the Spruce
Goose is circa 1995, I believe.
Jim
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