World War II Aircraft ‘Lady Liberty’ Joins Tulsa Air and Space Museum Collection
A World War II-era aircraft, known as 'Lady Liberty', has officially become part of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum's collection.
Tulsa, OK, September 27, 2026 —
The Tulsa Air and Space Museum has announced the addition of a significant historical artifact to its collection: a World War II-era aircraft designated as ‘Lady Liberty’. The aircraft has officially become part of the museum’s holdings, marking a new chapter for the vintage plane.
Details regarding the specific type of World War II aircraft, its operational history, or the circumstances leading to its acquisition by the museum were not provided in the initial announcement. Information concerning the contractor involved in the transfer or any associated timelines and dates for the acquisition’s completion was also not made available.
The arrival of ‘Lady Liberty’ is expected to enhance the museum’s exhibits, offering visitors a tangible connection to aviation history from a pivotal period. Further details about the aircraft’s condition, its eventual display plans, or any restoration efforts planned by the Tulsa Air and Space Museum are anticipated to be released at a later date.
The Tulsa Air and Space Museum is dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of flight and space exploration. The addition of ‘Lady Liberty’ underscores this mission by bringing a piece of World War II aviation heritage to the public.
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