A side view of the AF1 continued from Part 1.


This 747-100 is the first 747 ever made! "City of Everett" took to the skies in 1968, a big accomplishment for Boeing and a milestone in Aviation history.


A view of both AF1 and Concorde from the side.


This red building is where William E. Boeing first started Boeing back in 1916. The "red barn" is not in it's original location, it was moved to Boeing Field in 1975


Final pic of all the planes parked behind the museum (NASA 737 not visible).

I wasn't able to take a good pic of the American Airlines, I believe 727, in the middle because you had to have admission to see all of them up close. That's why most of the pics are from behind a fence  

*The Museum of Flight (and Red Barn) is included as default scenery for FS9. It's at the south end of the airport 

seems like you have a nice day there! thanks for letting us know it's default in FS9...now i can try to locate it! 

I was in Seattle about 3 weeks ago.  Never made it to the Museum, but I got a big enough kick out of just seeing the concorde from Interstate 5 as we passed by.  That was the first time I had ever seen one in person.  Though that was cool, although it's not exactly close to the freeway at all.