Browsing Wright Brothers Collection by Subject "Sand dunes"

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Alexander Ogilvie flying over Camber Sands

Topical Press, London (England) (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1910-04-22)
Alexander Ogilvie gliding in Wright 1911 glider.

Unknown (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1911-10)
Augustus Herring piloting Chanute-Herring multiwing glider at Little Kill Devil Hill

Orville Wright (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University, 1902-10-13)
Augustus Herring test the Chanute-Herring multiwing glider

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902-10-13)
Big Kill Devil Hill

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902)
Big Kill Devil Hill

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902)
Big Kill Devil Hill

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902)
Big Kill Devil Hill.

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902)
Big Kill Devil Hill after Wilbur Wright's failed first attempt to fly Dec 14 1903.

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1903-12-14)
"Bus" Wright with chickens

Alec Ogilvie (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1911-10)
Camp at Kitty Hawk.

Orville Wright (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1900-10)
Carrying the Wright 1902 glider back to starting point.

Octave Chanute (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902-10)
Chanute's photograph of the front elevator of the Wright 1901 glider.

Octave Chanute (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1901-08)
Close-up left rear of Wright 1911 glider in flight

Alec Ogilvie (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1911-10)
Damaged Wright 1903 Flyer after fourth flight

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Wright State University Libraries Special Collections and Archives, 1903-12-17)
Damaged Wright 1903 Flyer after fourth flight

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1903-12-17)
Dan Tate picking up Wright 1902 glider.

Octave Chanute (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1902-10)
Delivering the Wright 1911 glider to camp

Alec Ogilvie (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1911-10)
Four men, two boys, a dog, and a flying machine.

Wright Brothers (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1903-12-14)
Front view of Wright 1911 glider sitting next to camp building

Alec Ogilvie (Wright State University Libraries; Wright State University; Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University Libraries, 1911-10)