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Wright Brothers Information
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- Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park. National Park Service site providing information on the Park which includes the Wright Cycle Company building and Wright brothers' print shop building, Huffman Prairie Flying Field, the 1905 Wright Flyer III (at Carillon Park), and the Dunbar House State Memorial.
- Wright Brothers National Memorial.
National Park Service site providing information on the Wright Brothers
National Memorial at
Other Informative Sites
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- How We Made the First Flight. On-line versions of Orville Wright's own publication, with photos added from the National Archives.
- The Wright Brothers page at
the Henry
Ford Museum & Greenfield Village has a short brochure on the
Wright Brothers as inventors, along with links to further sources. The
Wright Brothers' home formerly located at
- The Wright State University Libraries' Department of Special Collections and Archives administers collections that emphasize the Wright brothers, aviation history, aerospace medicine and human factors engineering, plus additional information documenting the local and regional history of the Dayton-Miami Valley area of Ohio.
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Drawing of the Wright brothers copyrighted 1989 August Brunsman
Last Update: 07 April 04