and recognized as a National Landmark
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| A trio playing traditional Americana, and a statue celebrating the Wright Brothers at Carillon Park, Dayton, OH. | |
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| Replicas of the Wright Brothers' wind tunnel, and the parametric shapes that they tested in 1901. | |
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The 1905 Wright Flyer, the world's first practical airplane, as
restored by Orville Wright and recognized as a National Landmark |
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| An outline of Huffman Prairie, outside of Dayton, OH, which is now encompassed by Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. | |
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| A replica of the 1905 hanager at Huffman Prairie, and two of the stone markers used to delineate the boundaries of the flying field. | |
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| Scenes from Dayton during the ceremonies held in July to commemorate the Centennial of Flight. | |
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