The Norton Air Force Base Museum in San Bernardino, California, preserves the history of the Norton Air Force Base. Its home is the Norton Regional Event Center, formerly the NCO Club.
The museum tells the story of the base's history and legacy, focusing on its people, missions, and impact on the city and nation through exhibits and community engagement, sharing the stories of Airmen, civilians, and families.
A gift shop is available for purchasing commemorative items. Special events are held throughout the year to commemorate the Norton Air Force Base, and the museum also participates in these events.
Established in 1942, the Norton Air Force Base operated until its closure in 1994, playing a significant role in the US Air Force's strategic airlift missions and housing various tenant organizations.
The museum is open two days a week and can be contacted by phone or email for more information, and it also has a presence on social media platforms to keep people updated on its activities and events.