The impact of the federal government shutdown is being felt in the Dayton area.
The National Museum of the United States Air Force is closed, as is the National Aviation Hall of Fame.
The Museum said in a news release that the closure will remain “until an appropriation bill or continuing resolution is enacted.”
All events and activities scheduled at the museum will be suspended during the closure.
Updates on the Museum’s status will be posted on its website.
But Dayton History, a privately funded nonprofit, is keeping the door open for the two pieces of the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park it operates.
Carillon Historical Park doesn't receive ongoing operational federal funding, so those sites are unaffected by the current federal government shutdown.
That includes the John W. Berry Sr. Wright Brothers National Museum at Carillon Historical Park and Hawthorn Hill, Orville Wright's home.
