We were disappointed. We were not sure what we were looking for. There were little information presented in the field or near the field, other than a hanger. Interpretion center was miles away.
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We were disappointed. We were not sure what we were looking for. There were little information presented in the field or near the field, other than a hanger. Interpretion center was miles away.
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Not much there for us would not recommend. I guess if you are a history buff you might want to see it but we are and did not find it to be anything more then waste of time.
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If you don't know what you're looking at your reaction will be: "Why an I here?" If you understand that this is where the Wright Brothers actually learned to fly and perfected the airplane you will be overwhelmed by a sense of history.
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Basically just a field with markers showing "first flight school", "hanger", etc., but where else can you say that you visited the first airport?!?
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See where the Wright brothers REALLY learned to fly. After Kitty Hawk they came home to Dayton and spent two years perfecting their flying machine into a truly practical airplane here at Huffman Prarie. Don't miss the monument and visitor center on Wright Hill overlooking the flying field. The Prairie is located on Wright Patt Air Force Base near the...
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A chance to see where the Wright Brothers really started to grow their machine and teach others.
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Most aviation enthusiasts already know that powered flight as we know it took place at Kitty Hawk, N.Carolina, but not all of them know that the Wrights perfected their invention here at the Huffman Prairie Flying Field in Dayton, Ohio.
The use of this field was given to the Wright brothers by the owner, a local banker, to develop and...
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