Remaining Buildings
in 1998

One of the remaining hangars,
this was Building 111. November 1998
1

This was the maintenance shop during WW2. It contained the carpenter shop, propeller shop, battery shop, machine shop, the maintenance control section. the tin shop, and a forge and welding shop. Nov. 1998.
Demolished May 2004
2

Chapel.
Now preserved as the Jeanne Lewellen Norbeck Chapel. 
She was a Ferry Pilot during WW2
3

Control Tower. 
The original was constructed of wood. 
This all steel tower was probably built during the 1950's.
4

Sanitary Latrine. 
Gone in 2007, replaced by a new Columbus/Airport Fire Station.
Demolished
5

Fire Station
built in the 1950's to protect the hangar pictured below.
6

Hangar - built in the 1950's for the C-119's. 
Now owned by Cummins Engine Company.
7

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