Box 32B
Contains 30 Results:
Double exposed negative., Undated
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Harry Atwood practicing balancing with Orville Wright, and others, watching at Simms Station, 1911
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Wright Model A Flyer taking off at Huffman Prairie, 1910
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Cars parked on a street outside Orville Wright’s laboratory, circa 1933
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
The Webbert Building at 1127 West Third Street, Dayton, including the Wright Cycle Company shop and the neighboring Keller and Cramner, Undertakers, circa 1909
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
[Does Not Exist - Unassigned]
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Two men walking along the side of the hangar at Huffman Prairie, 1910
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Distant view of two people at the hangar at Huffman Prairie, 1913
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Two unidentified men sitting in a Wright Model A Flyer, possibly at Huffman Prairie, circa 1911
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
Rear view of the Wright Cycle Company shop in Dayton, prior to its removal to Greenfield Village., Undated
Many of these negatives are for prints listed in Part IV of this guide. However, there are many which do not exist as prints. Subjects of the images and their informal character suggest they were taken with a personal camera by either Orville or Katharine Wright, or their close friends and family.
