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    Sycuan Cultural Center

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    A lot of artifacts and very nice facility. Very informational. I would like more time to read all…read morethe information available there. Will be back again

    The Sycuan Cultural Center is a great way to learn about the culture, community and various…read moreorganizations. The land here is somewhat small despite some of the other tribes in other parts of the County. Yet, it's still beautiful reservation! Sycuan has sovereignty, like other nations. It's been open for the past eight years, but now open to the public and the knowledge of it growing. Inside is a museum and library. It's full of such rich culture. This is such a neat place with the oak tread, a natural garden outside etc. beautiful!!!! Found this on the internet: Source: Sycuan December 23, 2016 (Sycuan Indian Reservation) -- Initiated with traditional Kumeyaay Bird Singers and Dancers, native blessings and a traditional sage smudging purification, the Sycuan Tribe unveiled the Sycuan Cultural Resource Center and Museum to a large crowd and rave reviews earlier this month. The new facility centralizes and secures an enormous amount of ancient Kumeyaay artifacts, museum quality collections, and a vast array of scholarly research featuring the famous "Shipek Collection" of Kumeyaay archives. "The Sycuan Tribe is extremely proud to open to the public our new Cultural Resource Center and Museum," stated Tribal Chairman Cody Martinez. "The history and spirit of the village of Matamo courses through and infuses the facility, exhibits and programs that will be offered here. We encourage all Native Americans -- and all San Diegans -- to visit and learn about Kumeyaay history and culture through viewing of these ancient artifacts, accessing a comprehensive collection of scholarly research, and enjoying programs and services that will foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich Kumeyaay culture."

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    San Diego Air & Space Museum Gillespie Field Annex - Gift shop

    San Diego Air & Space Museum Gillespie Field Annex

    4.2(22 reviews)
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    Highly recommend coming and checking out the SDASm's Annex. The staff is extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. Very knowledgeable about the aircraft they have displayed. They also have some fun pedal cars and things available for kids. A great place to come, learn about some aviation history and spend time at the airport.

    I am always energized by Museum Month in San Diego. Whoops, the Gillespie Field Annex does not…read morehonor Museum Month. So, I paid the $10 fee. A very chatty docent offered me a tour of the normally off-limits restoration hangar, and I enjoyed that. There is a MiG 21 in there under restoration as well as a recently painted yellow T-34 (as I recall). My attention was on the MiG. Outside, there is an interesting lineup of military aircraft, including one of San Diego's own, an F-102. The Atlas missile is also a San Diego product, as is the pedestal-mounted drone. Unfortunately, all the aircraft are showing signs of weather damage, some more than others. At least the canopies have been covered with blue tarps. The placard describing the deep blue Douglas A2D Skyshark indicated that of the 12 aircraft produced, it is the only survivor. Why is this uniquely rare aircraft displayed outside? Can't room be found for it in the Balboa Park location? It's a Navy aircraft with folding wings, so it wouldn't take up much space. It is a restoration facility, as well as a sort of catch-all for miscellaneous artifacts, most of which are aircraft-related. That said, it has a haphazard look about it that perhaps can be improved.

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