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Earle Ovington & wife, 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
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Earle Ovington & wife, 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
Earle Ovington & wife, 1911. Shows aviator Earle Lewis Ovington (1877-1839) with his wife Adelaide. Possibly taken in New York at start of the Hearst Transcontinental Flight
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**"Aerial Pioneer Earle Ovington and His Lovely Wife Adelaide Soar into History"**
In this black-and-white photograph taken in 1911, renowned aviator Earle Lewis Ovington (1877-1939) is captured with his beautiful wife Adelaide Curtis Alexander Ovington. The image was created by the esteemed Bain News Service, a pioneering photography agency that documented significant events and individuals of the early 20th century.
As one of America's most celebrated aeronautical engineers and aviators, Earle Ovington played a crucial role in shaping the country's aviation industry. His impressive career spanned multiple milestones, including his involvement with the Hearst Transcontinental Flight, which marked an important step forward for air travel in 1911.
In this photograph, Ovington is seen dressed impeccably in formal attire, while Adelaide looks radiant alongside him. The couple's direct gaze and warm smiles convey a sense of joy and pride as they stand together at the dawn of aviation history. This powerful image not only celebrates Earle Ovington's remarkable achievements but also pays tribute to his loving wife, who undoubtedly shared in his passion for flight.
This photograph is part of the Bain News Service Photograph Collection, held by the Library of Congress. It serves as a poignant reminder of the pioneering spirit and groundbreaking contributions made by individuals like Earle Ovington during this pivotal era in aviation history.
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