a nice B1A lancer prototype

a land speed record vehicle

As a special bonus, they had the actual X-Wing starfighter from the star wars movies:

The museum also had a small space portion:

So, I'll be honest in saying that it was not the best plane museum I've seen, partially because it was not that big (about 2H to get around it), but also because despite the big hangar space, planes were piled up in a way that it was hard to see them, which was kind of a shame. Still, if you are in the Denver area, it's still worth a visit.

Half the collection is outdoors and the other half inside hangars:

Multiple hangars with more aircraft:

Nice collection of engines:

The last (or actually first) hangar had world war 1 planes:

I also have to give them credit for recognizing the French inventor, Clement Ader, who made the first heavier than air flying machine (using a heavy steam engine), 6 years before the wright brothers. Sadly that machine didn't work well but it still flew:

The museum was definitely worth at least 2H if you care about flying things :)