Wright Brothers Collection
The Wright Brothers, Wilbur and Orville, were pioneers in the field of aviation
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The Wright Brothers, Wilbur and Orville, were pioneers in the field of aviation. In May 1901, they posed proudly next to their Flyer II at Huffman Prairie in Dayton, Ohio. This iconic image captures their determination and passion for flight. Fast forward to October 10, 1902, when the Wright Brothers conducted glider tests on Kill Devil Hills in North Carolina. With the wind beneath their wings, they pushed boundaries and paved the way for future aviation advancements. In 1903, the Wright Brothers introduced their groundbreaking invention - the Flyer plane. A side view of this remarkable aircraft showcases its innovative design and engineering marvels that would revolutionize air travel forever. By 1909, the brothers had developed the Model A aircraft which took flight with grace and elegance. Captured in a photograph soaring over a French farm, it symbolizes their global impact on aviation history. However, it was on December 17th, 1903 that history was truly made. In Kitty Hawk, North Carolina at precisely 10:35 am. , amidst black-and-white stillness captured by a camera lens; The Wright Brothers achieved what many deemed impossible - a flight lasting twelve seconds covering an impressive distance of one hundred twenty feet. Their perseverance paid off as they defied gravity's constraints. Before conquering skies above land and sea alike; The Wright Brothers began humbly with bicycles as seen in an old photograph from their bicycle shop dating back to1937 – showcasing how dreams can take flight from even humble beginnings. Inspired by Otto Lilienthal's glider experiments in1895; The brothers continued pushing boundaries through numerous trials at Huffman Prairie where Orville is seen aboard Flight46 capturing another significant milestone towards achieving manned powered-flight. Not every attempt led to success though; A poignant image shows Wilbur lying beside his damaged machine after an unsuccessful trial at Kitty Hawk on December14th, 1903.