U. S. Centennial of Flight - History of Flight

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Images from: Prehistory of Powered Flight

	Octave Chanute Credit - Library of Congress
	Chanute's Lilienthal-type glider. Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Front view of the Katydid. Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Chanute's Katydid Glider Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Chanute's glider multiplane model. Credit - Library of Congress
	Map shows location of "Chanute Hill." Credit - The Chanute Pages
	Multiple-wing Katydid in flight. Credit - The Chanute Pages
	Test flight of the Herring-Chanute glider. Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Chanute's flying biplane glider. Credit - Library of Congress
	The 1896 Herring triplane Credit - The Chanute Pages
	Chanute camp on the Indiana dunes. Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Chanute's 1896 glider Credit - US Air Force
	William Paul Butusov Credit - The Chanute Pages
	Butusov's Albatross Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	Butusov poses with his Albatross. Credit - The Chanute Pages/Library of Congress
	Launching the Albatross. Credit - Gary Bradshaw; "To Fly Is Everything"
	The Herring-Arnot Glider Credit - The Chanute Pages
	The Herring bi-motor powered glider Credit - The Chanute Pages
	Avery gliding at the Exposition in St. Louis. Credit - The Chanute Pages