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Meanwhile:
How about a
little music?
We have a selection of tunes that were popular during the first days of aviation, performed by Sue Keller, courtesy the Ragtime Press:

Alexander's Ragtime Band
Irving Berlin 1911
Aviation Rag
Mark Janza 1905
Maple Leaf Rag
Scott Joplin 1909
St. Louis Rag
Tom Turpin 1903
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
Gilbert/Muir 1912

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elcome to our Information Desk. If you'd like to know more about the Wright Brothers and early aviation, we've gathered some sources outside our online museum. We've also posted  some useful and exciting information about early aviation events and activities as we gear up to celebrate the Centennial of Flight in 2003.
Book, Movies, &tc. lists books, movies, videos, pamphlets, CDs, and other media productions with valuable information about the Wright brothers and early aviation. These may be available through your local library or interlibrary loan. In the case of rare books, documents, and letters, you may have to visit the repositories where they are kept. Kelly.jpg (33895 bytes)
Help With Homework gives you a head start if you are writing a report on the Wright brothers or involved in a History Day project.  
The West Side News, named after the short-lived weekly that the Wrights published in the 1890s, is our online newsletter "for Wright-minded folks." Here are our current stories, plus some older ones that we've archived:

The West Side News
The Wright Links will take you to other web sites where you can garner more exciting news and information about the people who taught the world to fly.


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Like all good scholars, we don't pretend to have all the answers, and we're constantly searching for new information or ways to make our exhibits better and more accurate. We also welcome Wright scholars and enthusiasts who would like to participate. If you have information that we should include, or want to add to what's already here, please write. Address your comments to mailto:[email protected].
Last updated: August 28, 2006.