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A meandering footpath through Hills and Dales MetroPark where the autumn leaves are backlit by the sun

100 years later John Patterson’s Hills and Dales still delights Dayton residents

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Wright Brothers Memorial Ceremony honoring the Brothers first flight as a C-17 from Wright-Patterson AFB banks over head

115th Anniversary of First Flight Ceremony Flyover

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A stainless steel sculpture of the Wright Brothers flying their 1905 Wright Flyer as it sits along Monument Street in RiverScape MetroPark

1905 Wright Flyer Statue

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A replica of the 1909 Wright Flyer appears to have just taken flight outside WPAFB gate as morning golden lights shines on the sculpture

1909 Wright Flyer Sculpture No. 3

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A mural depicting a 1950s diner with period roadsters in front

1950s Diner Mural, Franklin Ohio No. 3

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A mural depicting a 1950s diner with period roadsters in front

1950s Diner Mural, Franklin Ohio No. 4

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A mural depicting a 1950s diner showing a man tinkering with his classic motorcycle

1950s Diner Mural, Franklin Ohio No. 5

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A panorama of an Eric Henn Mural showing 1950s life in front of a classic diner complete with roadsters, motorcycles and young adults in conversation

1950s Diner Mural, Franklin Ohio No. 6

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A mural depicting a 1950s diner with period roadsters in front and young adults having conversations

1950s Diner Mural, Franklin Ohio No. 6

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A fall day over the American Beagle Squadron Memorial where the flightpath of both Spitfires frame the rising sun that is rendered as a sunburst

2nd Fighter Squadron Memorial, National Museum of the US Air Force

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Two WWII C-47 troop carriers flew over Dayton Ohio’s D-Day celebration as spectators gazed into the clear blue skies

75th D-Day Ceremony, National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

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A petroglyph that was tapped into the rock varnish by native people 1,000 years ago depicting aspects of their life they wanted to share.

9-mile Canyon Petroglyphs No. 1

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