The Heritage Museum of Orange County (HMOC) has unveiled a new exhibit celebrating the region’s history at John Wayne Airport (SNA). The exhibit, which will run from February 7 through June 2 and is located pre-security in the Terminal B and C pedestrian bridge, will feature displays highlighting the evolution of Orange County as well as the 100th anniversary of Orange County-based Kellogg Garden Products.
“We are incredibly grateful to John Wayne Airport for this unique opportunity to share the wonders of Orange County history with a wider audience,” said Candace Chromy, executive director of HMOC. “This exhibit is a testament to the power of collaboration, and we extend our sincere thanks to all our partners, including Kellogg Garden Products, whose support has been invaluable.”
“John Wayne Airport is proud to partner with the Heritage Museum of Orange County to bring this engaging exhibit to our guests,” added SNA airport director Charlene Reynolds. “Orange County has a rich and diverse history, and this display allows travelers to connect with the legacy of our region while showcasing the importance of community collaboration. We are honored to be a gateway for both travel and storytelling, and we appreciate the efforts of HMOC, Kellogg Garden Products, and all who contributed to making this exhibit possible.”
“We are honored to be a part of this exciting project,” said Kathryn Kellogg Johnson. “Sharing our family’s history and the rich heritage of Orange County with travelers from around the world is a truly meaningful endeavor.”
