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Aviation Museum of NH: Santa’s Visit and Holiday Vacation Activities
Aviation Museum of NH: Santa’s Visit and Holiday Vacation Activities

It is that time of the year again for a visit from the big guy, Santa Claus. Jeff Rapsis, Executive Director of the Aviation Museum of NH, shares the news of Saint Nick’s helicopter arrival on December 13, at 11 am. This is a free event featuring hot cocoa, cookinies, and a meet-and-greet with Santa Claus (and photo opportunities).

We also discuss the museum’s Christmas break activities and the recent highlight of Farmington High School’s Flying Tigers plan-building program.

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