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Summer sunset of Huffman Prairie where a thunderstorm dissipates over the Wright Brothers replica hangar and starting derrick.Golden Hour Over Huffman Prairie No. 6Huffman Prairie serves as the epicenter for the discovery of aviation. Following their 17 Dec 1903 demonstration, the Wright Brothers set up research in this field conducting 150 flights in 1904-1905 which refined the mastery of flight. Today we call this former pasture the Huffman Prairie Flying Field and a National Historic Landmark. Although the prairie resides on Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio it is preserved by the National Park Service in partnership with the Aviation Trail Inc. who promotes Dayton’s Aviation Heritage. In this image, late afternoon thunderstorms began dissipating allowing the day’s last rays to paint this historic land in warm golden colors.

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After a period of decline, historian enthusiast began preserving Dayton’s Aviation Heritage sites. These efforts culminated with Congress and President H. W. Bush creating the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park. In creating the park, the actions also saved the home of Paul Laurence Dunbar. Today the park incorporates the Wright Cycle Company Complex, Huffman Prairie Flying Field, Wright Brothers Aviation Center at Carillon Historical Park, Paul Laurence Dunbar State Memorial and the Wright’s home, Hawthorn Hill.

These large canvas wall art prints will surprise your clientele while touting your pride in our aviation heritage. These stunning sunsets over Huffman Prairie will beautify your wall decor or wall art desires. In addition to canvas prints I can print these images a framed wall art or on fine art papers. Corporate art clients employ these canvas prints in expressing their pride and values.
A twilight image which renders a USAF C-17 on final approach as a silhouette, while flying under a colorful sunset which occupied Miami Valley skies.Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park where a wrought iron bike rack resembles turn-of-the-century high-wheeled bikes.An image of the front of the red-bricked Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, under burning blue skies of a perfect May day.An image of the front of the red-bricked Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, under burning blue skies of a perfect May day.A panoramic view from Wright Brothers Hills which overlooks Wright Patterson AFB, Huffman Prairie & the Mad RiverPaul Laurence Dunbar House Historic Site on a clear blue Spring Day with red brick street.The Remington Standard No. 6 Typewriter used by Paul Laurence Dunbar which resides in the same quite room in which wrote many famous works.A front porch façade on the empty lot which once held the home of Wilber and Orville WrightA front porch façade on the empty lot which once held the home of Wilber and Orville WrightA front porch façade on the empty lot which once held the home of Wilber and Orville WrightA monument commemorating the Wright Brothers’ discovery of flight that overlooks Wright-Patterson AFB and the historic Huffman Prairie Flying Field.A monument commemorating the Wright Brothers’ discovery of flight that overlooks Wright-Patterson AFB and the historic Huffman Prairie Flying Field.Replica of Dayton’s welcome home poster honoring the Wright Brothers upon their return from a successful trip to France.An image of the front of the red-bricked Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, under burning blue skies of a perfect May day.An image of the front of the red-bricked Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center, under burning blue skies of a perfect May day.Summer sunset of Huffman Prairie where a thunderstorm dissipates over the Wright Brothers replica hangar and starting derrick.Summer sunset of Huffman Prairie where a thunderstorm dissipates over the Wright Brothers replica hangar and starting derrick.Summer sunset of Huffman Prairie where a thunderstorm dissipates over the Wright Brothers replica hangar and starting derrick.Wright Brothers Memorial Ceremony honoring the Brothers first flight as a C-17 from Wright-Patterson AFB banks over headWilbur Wright sculpture standing with an eight-foot propeller on the site of the former Wright Aeronautical Laboratory
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