CIA Museum, Museum in United States of America
The CIA Museum, not accessible to the public, details the CIA's history through exhibits.
It was established in June 2002 and reflects a rich history of intelligence operations.
The museum houses an extensive collection that encapsulates American espionage culture.
While closed to the public, online virtual tours provide accessibility to its contents.
Contains the A-12 Oxcart, a spy plane faster than the speed of sound.
Location: Fairfax County
Inception: June 2002
Website: cia.gov/about-cia/cia-museum
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