Pearson Air Museum
Built around 1918, this historic building originally served the Cut-up Plant of the Vancouver Spruce Mill, operated by the U.S. Army Signal Corps’ Spruce Production Division. Around 1924, the building was moved to its present location by the Army Air Service. Today the National Park Service continues the tradition of “adaptive reuse.” The Historic Hangar, with its character and glamour of by gone eras, can be adapted to any special event.
- Exhibits Space
- Floorplan File Floorplan File
- Largest Room 1132
- Total Sq. Ft. 5500
- Reception Capacity 5000
- Theatre Capacity 122
- Banquet Capacity 500
- Number of Rooms 3
- Large floor Plan PDF Large floor Plan PDF
- Classroom Capacity 63
Ted Rankin Theatre
- Total Sq. Ft.: 1132
- Width: 29
- Length: 39
- Theater Capacity: 122
- Classroom Capacity: 63
- Banquet Capacity: 88
- Reception Capacity: 116
Headquarters Conference Room
- Total Sq. Ft.: 460
- Width: 23
- Length: 20
- Reception Capacity: 40
Hangar Facility
- Banquet Capacity: 432
- Reception Capacity: 1000
Outdoor Event Space
- Reception Capacity: 5000