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- Barnstormers -
- August 26, 2020
- Collections - Set
Barnstormers
- A Selection of Hallmark Ornaments: Airplanes -
- January 23, 2023
- Collections - Set
A Selection of Hallmark Ornaments: Airplanes
- Advertisement for Summer Travel Rainwear, "Bonnie Cashin Barnstormers," 1952 -
- 1952
- Collections - Artifact
Advertisement for Summer Travel Rainwear, "Bonnie Cashin Barnstormers," 1952
- Innovation Nation, Season 7 - The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation, which aired for 10 seasons on CBS, showcased present-day change-makers from all over the world alongside innovators of the past whose stories are told through the archives and experiences at The Henry Ford. In Season 7, Mo Rocca explores topics on barnstorming, voting technology, and more!
- June 02, 2021
- Collections - Video
Innovation Nation, Season 7
The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation, which aired for 10 seasons on CBS, showcased present-day change-makers from all over the world alongside innovators of the past whose stories are told through the archives and experiences at The Henry Ford. In Season 7, Mo Rocca explores topics on barnstorming, voting technology, and more!
- Charles Lindbergh Flying U.S. Air Mail after His Transatlantic Flight, February 20, 1928 - After barnstorming and piloting in the Army Reserve, Charles Lindbergh started flying mail between St. Louis and Chicago in 1925. The job provided sound experience flying in all conditions. Following his 1927 solo transatlantic flight, Lindbergh used his newfound fame to advance aviation however he could -- from organizing transcontinental airline service to making promotional air mail flights over his old route.
- February 20, 1928
- Collections - Artifact
Charles Lindbergh Flying U.S. Air Mail after His Transatlantic Flight, February 20, 1928
After barnstorming and piloting in the Army Reserve, Charles Lindbergh started flying mail between St. Louis and Chicago in 1925. The job provided sound experience flying in all conditions. Following his 1927 solo transatlantic flight, Lindbergh used his newfound fame to advance aviation however he could -- from organizing transcontinental airline service to making promotional air mail flights over his old route.
- Charles Lindbergh Leaves Chicago with the U.S. Mail, February 21, 1928 - After barnstorming and piloting in the Army Reserve, Charles Lindbergh started flying mail between St. Louis and Chicago in 1925. The job provided sound experience flying in all conditions. Following his 1927 solo transatlantic flight, Lindbergh used his newfound fame to advance aviation however he could -- from organizing transcontinental airline service to making promotional air mail flights over his old route.
- February 21, 1928
- Collections - Artifact
Charles Lindbergh Leaves Chicago with the U.S. Mail, February 21, 1928
After barnstorming and piloting in the Army Reserve, Charles Lindbergh started flying mail between St. Louis and Chicago in 1925. The job provided sound experience flying in all conditions. Following his 1927 solo transatlantic flight, Lindbergh used his newfound fame to advance aviation however he could -- from organizing transcontinental airline service to making promotional air mail flights over his old route.
- 1917 Curtiss JN-4 “Canuck” Biplane - Learn more about the Curtiss Jenny, one of the most significant early American airplanes and the iconic American airplane of the First World War. You can also see it in person in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.
- December 17, 2020
- Collections - Article
1917 Curtiss JN-4 “Canuck” Biplane
Learn more about the Curtiss Jenny, one of the most significant early American airplanes and the iconic American airplane of the First World War. You can also see it in person in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.
- The DC-3: Changing Passengers’ Expectations -
- August 19, 2015
- Collections - Set
The DC-3: Changing Passengers’ Expectations
- Ford Tri-Motor -
- November 23, 2015
- Collections - Set
Ford Tri-Motor
- Glenn Curtiss: Architect of American Aviation -
- September 27, 2021
- Collections - Set
Glenn Curtiss: Architect of American Aviation