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Living History at The Collings FoundationMay '08
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The Collings Foundation’s B-24J Liberator, Witchcraft, is the only restored, flying B-24J in the world.
Visitors roaming New England might be a little surprised to discover an aircraft hangar nestled deep in the woods near the small town of Stow, Mass. The headquarters of one of America's best-kept aviation secrets emerges from a misty forest so pastoral it might have been praised by Robert Frost, complete with a commanding view of a nearby lake, frozen in the winter chill. Nearby, a comfortable homestead supplements a rustic barn purposely built to house an astounding collection of vintage motor vehicles.

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