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Special thanks to The Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University in Laurel, Maryland for providing videotape, models, and other documentation for the Operation Bumblebee exhibit which forms the core of the Museum. Museum Hours: Monday-Saturday 2-5pm now through Labor Day Bumblebee Buzz June 2019 Preserving the Past, Enjoying the Present, Building the Future. A Note From The President Missiles and More Museum has been hosting visitors from all over North Carolina, the United States and abroad. The Bingo program began this week much to the delight of tourists and residents alike. Our exciting Summer Aquarium Program will begin June 26th. Plans are already in the works for our coastal arts and

Come visit the Missiles and More Museum and see our new Exhibit: And then there were three...Topsail Island Piers Bumblebee Buzz May 2019 Preserving the Past, Enjoying the Present, Building the Future. A Note From The President Thank you for your support during my term as president of HSTI. Without our dedicated, hardworking volunteers none of our programs and events would be possible. I would especially like to thank our HSTI Board members. Many challenges were met by this Board with a keen determination to do what was needed and to do it right. I appreciate their courage, insight, and commitment to preserve our historic Assembly Building. Each of them has served

2019 HSTI Scholarship Winners and Education Chairman (l-r) Abigail Korenek, Sophie Korenek, Virginia Teachey, Madison Snyder and Anna Bradshaw photo by Stephanie Key Bumblebee Buzz April 2019 Preserving the Past, Enjoying the Present, Building the Future. A Note From The President We are nearing completion of our extensive restoration projects for the Assembly Building and Missiles and More Museum. Hundreds of volunteer hours, as well as, professional services have gone into the roof truss system and post hurricane restoration. To date we have invested about $437,000 to keep our Assembly building strong and safe. Without our volunteers, the cost would have been much higher. We are so grateful for their