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10 stories connecting spirit of st. louis to the people, evidence, and work behind aviation history.
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Donald Hall: The Hidden Genius Behind the Spirit of St. Louis What if history got it wrong? What if the most celebrated aviation achievement of the 20th century has been telling only half the story…
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The Spirit of St. Louis is not just an iconic aircraft that made history; it has also carved a unique place in pop culture. Over the years, this legendary plane has made appearances in various film…
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RE: Aviation Art, History and My Art Our journey began when I was enrolled in a class at ASU, and it was during that time that my painting mentor, Leandro Soto, who also happened to be a professor…
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Recently I met Jess and Russ Jorgenson through a group we connected in: Eliances of Phoenix, Arizona. Their technology is worth a look Personally and as an technology organization in today’s fast-p…
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This is my second part of this blog subject. As such I’m going to go into how to collect an aviation artist. Most aviation art is in a realistic or hyper-realistic style, so I’ll focus on that. Avi…
First person
Watch the original video In 2013, Flying over time was first and foremost an immersive and multi-media traveling exhibition. The theatrical one act, one person play, “The Man behind the Spirit”, wr…
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‘Flying Over Time’ exhibit brings untold story to life by Carolyn Dryer Full Article: http://www.peoriatimes.com/features Donald A. Hall, Sr. Biography Highlights Born December 7th, 1898 – Brooklyn…
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This Month, Elisabeth Massey, Managing Editor of the Arizona State University (ASU) Alumni Association published a online blog regarding Flying Over Time and our President, Nova Hall: READ the here…
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~~ “Fall seven times, stand up eight.” ~Japanese Proverb A little over a month ago, it finally arrived. After a day that caused me to question why I continue to give my time, my money, and my passi…
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Famous pilot and famed collector of vintage aircrafts from throughout the history of flight, Kermit Weeks, will be attending the Sedona Airport’s “Airport Day” this September 21st. He will be signi…