• Monthly Meetings 
  MAHS meetings are held in the Mass Port Meeting room on the 3rd floor (Rm.329) at the Civil Air Terminal at Hanscom Field, Bedford, MA on the second Tuesday of each month. We usually have 20 to 25 members attend each meeting and we start our business meeting at 7:30 PM and aero-programs at 8:15 PM  All are welcome.
  
  Directions: Hanscom Field is just off Route 95/128 exit 30 on Route 2A heading West, Follow 2A as it bears left toward the Field. About two miles along you will see an overhead yellow blinking light at the entrance to Hanscom Field. Take that right on to Hanscom Drive. Follow that road and the signs to the Civil Air Terminal. The access road bears to the left to a stop sign. Through the stop sign, over the top of the rise, and the Civil Air Terminal will be right in front of you at the bottom of the hill. Free parking is available in a large open lot in front of the terminal building. Main entrance on the left side. If needed, an elevator is available down the corridor to the right as you enter the building.
  
  Monthly Programs in 2005: 

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• January  meeting- Those Incredible Gee Bee airplanes 1929-1939

• February meeting- Slides of selected MAHS images from our archives 

• March meeting-A Daring Flight-Bleriot flight across the Channel

• April meeting-Saugus Enters the Air Age-The Airfield at the Racetrack

• May meeting- Presentation on NAS Squantum & South Weymouth

• June meeting- Burgess of Marblehead-An exhibit preview

• July meeting-Legacy The history of the 102nd Fighter Wing / 101st FS

• August meeting- Jet Pioneers of America-the first jet engine and P-59

• September meeting- Oshkosh 2005 the MAHS report video & images

• October meeting- TBA

• November meeting- TBA

• December meeting- TBA

           Quarterly Journal Articles published: 

• The Beginning of the Air Age in Metropolitan Boston

• Centennial Of Flight- the Wrights & the Boston connection

• John Jefferies Of Boston -The First American Aeronaut

• Dreams Take Flight-The First New England Flight took Place above Chebacco Lake, Essex-Hamilton, MA

• The Boston Aero Show- February 16-23,1910

• Rescue, Reunion, Recognition An Aerial Saga of the Men and PBM Mariners of the USCG Air Station, Salem, MA

• Aviation History Written in Springfield-1909-1952

• Ashburnham Enters the Aviation Field 1909-1910

• The First Flight at Kitty Hawk in The Wright's Own Words

• Who Was The First To Fly-The Short List of Contenders

• Massachusetts celebrates the Centennial Of Flight

• The Secret of Flight - An excerpt from Forty Years of Aeronautical Research by Jerome Hunsaker     

             Aviation Books by MA authors, or with MA settings: