Say fella's that's a great idea!!
I used to volunteer at a local museum,in the city I now live in,Aurora,CO at Wings Over The Rockies which is housed in one of 2 hangers(the other I believe is used for storage)at the former Lowry AFB training base.
But my paying job's work schedule,started to conflict,so I had to quit,and I was driving then about 6 miles from downtown Denver at the time,after work,usually...!!
I worked in the museum store and a little in restoration shop,got to find out how much those missile rails on F-4,REALLY weigh!!
By the way,I've re-collected the reissue of that Monogram original 1/48 (aka "1/4 scale") F4U-4,it was one of the first aircraft kits,I started in 1971,after I got into aircraft building,even though I continued for a time to build Revell 1/720 battleship/carriers,such as CVS-12,USS Hornet-Apollo 11 Recovery carrier,(and latter Hasegawa,etc.1/700 ships),which got me more interested in exploring those ASW aircraft S-2,SH-3D/H,E-1/C-1 on the deck and of course those aircraft flying missions over 'Nam at the time!!
I also now have a female cousin,by marriage who's father,served on Hornet during the Apollo missions,and I visited her museum at Alameda Point,as I returned to my birthplace,across the bay at the former Oak Knolls/Oakland Naval Hospital for the first time(April 1999) since I was born in one of the former barrack-style wards,which a few were still there,even though the newer square-ribbed gray main building took over years later.
Sadly the property has been in disray for awhile...
Terry