Credits
"Taking
to the Skies: The Wright Brothers and the Birth of Aviation" is an
On Display project first developed in December 2003.
Smithsonian Institution Libraries
Washington, D.C.
Use
of Content from this
website
Online Curators:
Paul K. McCutcheon and William E. Baxter
With special
thanks to the staff of the National Air and Space Museum for reviewing
the text.
Thanks also
to Mary Ann Wilson, Smithsonian Institution Libraries for assistance with
the text and image selection
"Song
of the Wright Boys"
Composer: Words and Music by Mary E. Knostman
Publisher: Reisbach & Knostman, 1909
Performed by: Christopher Flint, bass, Jon Kalbfleisch, piano
Recorded
for The Wright Brothers & the Invention of the Aerial Age at
the Levine School of Music in Washington, D.C., in 2003. Performances
by Fleta Hylton, soprano; Byron Jones, tenor; Christopher Flint, bass;
and Jon Kalbfleisch, piano.
Site design
by Nicole Van Doren
Digital imaging
information:
- Images
from the National Air and Space Museum Archives provided in JPG format.
All images from the Archives are courtesy of the NASM Archives.
- Original
images from Smithsonian Libraries' collections captured at 300 dpi using
a Betterlight Scanback Super6K.
- Images
stored as TIFFs. High resolution web images reduced to 96 dpi and rescaled
to 750 pixels on the long side.
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