Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
Ford Island, Oʻahu, Hawaii, United States
Other · local-legend
The Story
Reports from Hangars 37 and 79 include footsteps when no walker can be found, music with no obvious source and men’s voices at night. Haunted Places also mentions a display mannequin said to shift position on its own. Both hangars belong to the same museum and are combined here rather than counted as separate haunted places.
The Hauntings
Reports from Hangars 37 and 79 include footsteps when no walker can be found, music with no obvious source and men’s voices at night. Haunted Places also mentions a display mannequin said to shift position on its own. Both hangars belong to the same museum and are combined here rather than counted as separate haunted places.
A sense of place.
Visitor Experiences
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Plan Your Visit
Current visiting arrangements not independently checked. Follow operator hours, permission requirements and posted restrictions; ordinary admission does not authorize investigation. Current access is unconfirmed.