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John W. Berry Sr. Wright Brothers National Museum

John W. Berry Sr. Wright Brothers National Museum

Description

The John W. Berry Sr. Wright Brothers National Museum in Dayton houses the largest collection of artifacts from the Wright brothers, including the 1905 Wright Flyer III, the only airplane designated as a National Historic Landmark. The building displays historical photographs, tools, and aircraft components that trace their experiments and innovations over time.

History

The Wright brothers started their work in their bicycle shop in Dayton and conducted systematic experiments before achieving their first controlled flight in 1903. The Wright Flyer III of 1905 was the first practical airplane and became a turning point in aviation history.

Culture

The Wright Cycle Shop represents how two brothers turned a small business into a place of invention, and visitors can see a replica that shows what their daily workspace looked like. This connection between ordinary work and extraordinary discovery still resonates with people visiting Dayton today.

Practical

The museum is conveniently located in Dayton with accessible parking and helpful staff ready to answer questions about the exhibits. Visitors can easily combine a trip here with nearby historic sites in the city, making it a good stop on a broader exploration of local aviation history.

Did you know?

Orville Wright personally helped design Wright Hall, the building that houses the famous Wright Flyer III, even though he passed away before the museum opened in 1950. This direct connection to one of the inventors adds a personal touch to the whole experience.

Location
Operator
Dayton History
Address
16 S Williams St, Dayton, OH 45402, USA
Opening Hours
Mittwoch-Sonntag 09:00-16:00
Phone
GPS coordinates
39.72778,-84.20144
Latest update
January 4, 2026 17:41

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