41. Record For Photo In GoWest Classics Date, 1898. Photographer, Chanute, Octave, 18321910. Notes, Title hand-writtenon back of print. Formerly F20012. Photo Materials, 1 photoprint ; 10 x 13 cm. http://photoswest.org/exhib/faves/bib/x31554.htm

Title Taken in Omaha Call Number X-31554 Summary A Native American Dakota Sioux girl, wearing a dress decorated with shells and a hair pipe necklace, pulls another child in a wagon lettered "Express," Omaha, Nebraska. Date Photographer Chanute, Octave, 1832-1910. Notes Title hand-written on back of print. Formerly F20012 Photo Materials 1 photoprint ; 10 x 13 cm. (4 x 5 in.) 1 photonegative : nitrate ; 10 x 13 cm. (4 x 5 in.) See Also Indians of North America 1890-1900. Nebraska Omaha Dakota Indians Children 1890-1900. Nebraska Omaha Children playing outdoors 1890-1900. Nebraska Omaha Girls 1890-1900. Nebraska Omaha Omaha (Neb.) 1890-1900. Photographic prints. Nitrate negatives. Imaged. URL http://photoswest.org/cgi-bin/imager?10031554+X-31554 Children in the Photo Collection

42. Sail1620 - Discover History: The Wright Brothers And William Brewster Octave Chanute (18321910), an eminent designer of railroad bridges in America,experimented with gliders during the 1890 s and concluded that structural http://www.sail1620.org/discover_feature_the_wright_brothers_and_william_brewste

This site will work and look better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device, including PDAs. Featured Articles Pilgrim Biographies Myths Debunked Notable Descendants ... Commemorations Feature Pilgrim Trades Pilgrims and Wampanoag: The Prudence of Bradford and Massasoit The Pilgrims Contribution to America The Wright Brothers and William Brewster ... NOVA: The Wright Brothers The Wright Brothers and William Brewster by Robert Jennings Heinsohn, Ph.D., SMDPA There is a connection between Elder, William Brewster, and Orville and Wilbur Wright. 1. William Brewster (ca 1559 - 1643) Mary Wyrral(?) (d 1627) 2. Patience Brewster (1600 - 1684) Thomas Prence (1600 - 1673) 3. (1) Rebecca Prence, (2) Margaret Perry Edmond Freeman III (1655 - 1720) 4. Edmond Freeman IV (1683 - 1766) Sarah Skeffe (d 1742) 5. Edmond Freeman V (1711 - 1800) Kezia Pressbury (1688 - 1764) 6. Edmond Freeman VI (1737 - 1813) Martha Otis (1717 - 1790) 7. Sarah Freeman (1762 - 1848)

43. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Title - F AUTHOR Russell, Thomas Herbert, 18621947 _ Chanute, Octave, 1832-1910 LANGUAGEEnglish SUBJECT Aeronautics _ Aircraft PG ENTRY 907 - POSTING DATE May http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/i-_f4.html

44. List Of People By Name Ch - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia 1944), actress; Channing, WE, (17801842); Chanute, Octave, (1832-1910),American railroad engineer and aviation pioneer. Chao-Chap. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_by_name:_Ch

45. Octave Chanute Octave Chanute. Octave Chanute (18321910), born in France, was a naturalizedAmerican. He was a talented and highly-successful civil engineer. http://www.garyairshow.com/octave_chanute.htm

46. Aviation History Facts: February (AYY). February 18 In 1832 Octave Chanute (18321910), firstgreat historian of aviation, is born in Paris, France. Brought to http://www.centennialofflight.gov/user/fact_feb.htm

Aviation History Facts: February February 1 In 1851... Englishman William Dean makes the first balloon ascent in Australia, flying the Australasia for about 7 miles over Melbourne. (AYY) In 1911... Burgess and Curtiss become the US’s first licensed aircraft manufacturer. (AYY) In 1930... San Francisco’s first air ferry service starts to operate, cutting journey time across the Bay to 6 minutes. The ferry flies from San Francisco to Alameda, and from Oakland to Vallejo. (AYY) In 1950... Eight Grumman F9F Panthers land on the USS Valley Forge to complete the first aircraft carrier night landing trials by jets. (AYY) February 2 In 1918... The first operational squadrons of the American Expeditionary Force are formed in France. (AYY) In 1950... Japan Air Lines inaugurates its first international service: a twice-weekly route to San Francisco. (AYY) In 1989... People Express flies its last service from Newark, New Jersey, to New York; it has been taken over by Continental Airlines. (AYY) February 3 In 1948... All 145 pilots and co-pilots at National Airlines go on strike, grounding the carrier’s 22 aircrafts. The dispute is mainly over air safety. (AYY)

47. TSI - Traveling Exhibits - Dream Of Flight flight. Octave Chanute (18321910) collected every item of informationon flight and published a series of articles. These articles http://www.taylorstudios.com/trex/dof_narrative.html

Narrative Walk-through Introduction Panel Upon entering the exhibit space, visitors are pulled towards the intro-ductory panel by virtue of its wonderfully rendered image of a "winged" man falling from the skies. This winged man is based upon the legend of Icarus, who, flying too close to the sun, plunged to the ocean when the wax of his wings melted. The intro panel and the legend of Icarus symbolize the origin of mankind's desire to take to the skies. The dream-like colors and images composing the introduction also symbolize a dream in its infancy stage-a time in history when flight was merely fancy. Graphic Panel A: Flight By Flapping The 3-D da Vinci ornithopter beckons the visitors forward. They decide to show a bit of discipline-and rather than run to the ornithopter-they continue the exhibit at the "Flight By Flapping." Visitors learn that Leonardo da Vinci, in the 15th century, was the first person to give human flight serious consideration. This panel explores the insatiable curiosity

48. Rotch, Abbott Lawrence, 1861-1912. Papers: Guide. 2 letters 1912. Carnegie Institution. 14 letters 19021906. Chanute, Octave,1832-1910. 1 letter 1909. Clayton, Henry Helm, 1861-. 1 letter 1905. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou00619.html

bMS Am 1271-1271.5 Rotch, Abbott Lawrence, 1861-1912. Papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1271 Call No.: MS Am 1271.1 Call No.: MS Am 1271.2 Call No.: MS Am 1271.3 Call No.: MS Am 1271.4 Call No.: MS Am 1271.5 Creator: Rotch, Abbott Lawrence, 1861-1912. Title: Papers, Date(s): Quantity: 6 boxes, 4v. (4 linear ft.) Abstract: Notes and correspondence of American meteorologist Abbott Lawrence Rotch. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Gift in Memory of Prof. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Rotch; received: 1942. Historical Note Rotch, a meteorologist, founded and was director of Blue Hill Observatory, near Boston, Mass. He took the earliest American measurements of cloud height and velocities. In 1906, Rotch became the first professor of meteorology at Harvard. In cooperation with Teisserenc de Bort, he sent an expedition to explore the atmosphere above the tropical ocean, 1905-1906; ascended Mont Blanc six times, reaching the summit thrice; and ballooned above Paris in 1889. Organization Organized into the following series: I. bMS Am 1271: Graduate and undergraduate notes

49. Avions (1) le Vol sans battement, qu il soumet à Octave Chanute (1832-1910) ; celui-ci http://www.quid.fr/2000/Q042070.htm

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50. Biographies - Ceannt To Clymer He died July 12, 1973 in San Clemente, California United States USA1997I30.5.Chanute, Octave (1832-1910) American engineer and aviator. http://www.philately.com/philately/biocecl.htm

CEANNT, Eamon (1881-1916) Irish patriot - Ireland 210 CEAUSESCU, Nicolae (1918- ) Romanian president - Romania 3379; 3503 CEBAN, Tamara (1914-90) Musician - Moldova MOL1995F17.2 CEBRERO SANCHEZ, Juan Pablo ( - ) Cuban general - Cuba 577-81 CECH, Svatopluk (1846-1908) Czech poet, journalist, lawyer, playwright - Czechoslovakia 876 CECILIA Saint ( - ) Martyr - Chad (M)699 Luxembourg 534 CEDERSTROM, Karl Gustaf ( - ) Swedish aviation pioneer - Sweden 1513; 1513c CELA, Fuat ( - ) Albanian blind revolutionist - Albania 1207 CELAKOVSKY, Frantisek Ladislav (1799-1852) Czech poet, philologist, journalist, playwright, educator - Czechoslovakia 544-5 CELAKOVSKY, Ladislav (1834-1902) Czech engineer, botanist, author, educator - Czechoslovakia 1102 CELALEDDIN Rumi Mevlana see MEVLANA - CELEBI, Hazarfen Ahmed (c. 1500) Turkish "astronaut" - Turkey 1034; C54 CELEBI, Katib (1608-1657) Turkish author, bibliographer, geographer, historian - Turkey B69 CELESTINE V CELESTINO, Vincente (1894-1968) Brazilian singer - Brazil 2514 CELIS, Santiago Jose (1782-1814) Salvadorian physician, patriot - Salvador 723-4

51. EARTH/US/IL Octave Chanute, 224 E. Huron Street, Chicago, IL, 606112909, 18321910.Ruth Page, 540 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL, 606113890, 1899-1991. http://bloomington.cjb.com/

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52. El Preludio Del Sueño Translate this page Otro experimentador anterior a los Wright fue Octave Chanute (1832-1910), ingenierocivil norteamericano que en 1875 se interesó por volar y pasó el resto de http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/8809/hist3.htm

LOS PRECURSORES DE LA AVIACIÓN A pesar de que gracias a los globos aerostáticos el hombre por fin pudo elevarse por los aires, evidentemente este medio presentaba múltiples inconvenientes como el hecho de que los globos no pueden ser dirigidos a voluntad (los dirigibles no aparecerían hasta 1843), así como su lentitud para desplazarse de un lado a otro. Fue por esas causas que muchas personas se empeñaron en investigar la posibilidad del vuelo por medios mecánicos y no sólo por la vía de la flotación y sentaron las bases necesarias para la realización del vuelo de los hermanos Wright en 1903. El primero de estos pioneros de la aviación fue Sir George Cayley (1773-1857), un baronet de Yorkshire quién investigó temas tan diversos como el desagüe y la recuperación de tierra, motores de aire caliente, tractores de oruga y los miembros humanos artificiales. Fue miembro del Parlamento inglés y fundador de la Asociación Británica para el Progreso de la Ciencia. Sir George Cayley En 1804, tras años de minuciosa investigación, construyó su primer aparato, un modelo de planeador calificado por algunos historiadores como el primer aeroplano. En los vuelos de prueba resultó muy práctico y cinco años después creó e hizo volar con éxito una máquina no tripulada de tamaño natural cuyas alas tenían unos 19 m Planeadores de Cayley, diseños de 1804, 1849 y 1852 respectivamente

53. TPE - L'avion Translate this page Lilienthal fut un précurseur et influença d’autres chercheurs telsque Percy Pilcher (1866-1899) ou Octave Chanute (1832-1910). http://bricepancot.free.fr/avion/histo.htm

Le premier engin plus lourd que l’air Les débuts de l’aviation, c’est aussi l’histoire de quelques hommes travaillant pour un but commun. Quelques-uns se sont immortalisés grâce à leurs brillantes innovations. Les plans des premières machines volantes ont été établis par Léonard de Vinci au début du XVème siècle. Mais le premier homme, que l’on peut considérer comme le père de la navigation aérienne fut le Baronet Georges Cayley (1773-1857). Il construisit en 1807 ce que l’on considère comme le premier modèle réduit de planeur. Il s’agissait en fait d’un manche à balai sur lequel était montée une aile en forme de cerf-volant. A partir de ce modèle, il conçut en 1849 un autre planeur capable de transporter un jeune garçonnet puis son cochet en 1853. Cayley continua ses recherches jusqu’à sa mort et suggéra plusieurs idées: utiliser un moteur à combustion, prouvant qu’une surface courbe possédait une surface ascensionnelle propre des ailes biplans ou triplans offraient une force ascensionnelle propre optimum pour une structure légère et robuste.

54. Newsletter Archives Of The Niagara Windriders Kitefliers Association DaVinci s designs); Octave Chanute 18321910)- a French born Chicagoengineer (biplane glider wing development); Samuel Pierpoint http://www.windriders.niagara.com/content/newsl-archive-09-27-02.html

Niagara Windriders Kitefliers Association Newsletter of September 27, 2002 Friday, Sept, 27, 2003 Next NWKA Club Fly - This Sunday, Sept. 29, 2002 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m. at Lakeview Park - Port Colborne This will be our second last club fly of the season. The weather promises to be bright and fresh after the rain blows through from the remnants of 'Isadore'. Some interesting things will be happening in the sky: Dan Flintjer of the Great Lakes Kitefliers Society (WNY) is going to train five (5) large Cody kites and attempt some interesting effects with the heavy lifting power of the combined Codys. Gary Mark from TKF will be present with his Peter Lynn Octopus and some of the other spectacular kites that he and Michelle have in their collection. Perhaps a train or two will take to the air and maybe even a stack of 12 Dyna Kites. And lots of fabulous kites from all the NWKA club members. Plan to attend - we are looking forward to seeing everyone! It promises to be a very nice salute to early Autumn . AKA Convention Begins in Ocean City, MD:

55. NNJan01.htm I was recently contacted by Simine Short, an aviation historian who is writing abiography of Octave Chanute. Chanute (18321910) was an accomplished engineer http://facstaff.uindy.edu/~oaks/NailNotes/NNJan01.htm

Nail NotesJanuary-March 2001 Subject: Nail Notes 1-9-01 Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2001 09:13:54 -0600 Organization: University of Indianapolis In December I ran out of copies of the third printing of my book, so I ordered a fourth. They are in, so as of right now I have 96 copies left! For info on the book, and for nail info in general, visit my website at http://facstaff.uindy.edu/~oaks/DateNailInfo.htm Paul Zeiner's date nail discussion forum has a new look. The software works differently now, and all the old messages have been erased. Currently there are two new messages, so go to his site and leave your comments/wants/extras: http://www.geocities.com/MadisonAvenue/2591/ Did the Santa Fe use the rnd R (06) 31? Bill Bunch says yes, yet no one has told me that this is a Santa Fe nail since I published my first list in 1994! dadsrr@n-jcenter.com > sent me a photocopy of a letter written to him in 1971 by Bradley L. Peters, the Maine Central's Director of Publications. In the letter Peters states that the Maine Central began using date nails in 1930, and that for 1932 a plain roofing nail was used instead of a date nail. This

56. Lawrence Hargrave: Australian Aviation Pioneer Octave Chanute (18321910) in Illinois, USA, presents two papers onthe progress of aeronautical experiments to date. 1890. February http://www.ctie.monash.edu.au/hargrave/timeline3.html

Early - 1782 Hargrave, on returning from his explorations, is elected Member of the Royal Society of New South Wales [from here...RS] Otto Lilienthal (1849 - 1896) develops first glider to use bird-like arched wings [Hellemans and Bunch, p.351] Hargrave receives 200 acres of land at Coalcliff from his father Giffard flies his hydrogen gas balloon La Captif at the Universal Exposition in Paris September 7 - Hargrave marries Margaret Johnston (Preston) and they settle in Fort Street, Sydney September 26 - Hargrave appointed Extra Observer (Astronomical) at the Sydney Observatory [WBE says 1879] Bishop Milton Wright , then living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, brings home a rubber-band powered Penaud-type helicopter for his sons. They build several successful copies. Orville tells his schoolteacher that he and his brother Wilbur plan to build a large enough machine to carry the both of them. But when the try to build a larger model, it doesn't fly. January 1 - Hargrave takes up appointment at Sydney Observatory [ADoB] April 14 Harry L'Estrange , following failure in Sydney, he blames the poor quality of gas, flies his balloon 'Aurora' from the Agricultural Society's ground (showgrounds?) in Melbourne. At 9000 feet there is a tear in the fabric and the balloon falls

57. The Daily Mail - Daily News From Pakistan - Newspaper From Pakistan to their father, instructing him to inform press. Earlier in 1900, Wilbur Wrightwrote to French aviation pioneer Octave Chanute (18321910) and expressed http://dailymailnews.com/200312/20/artical.html

Home Headlines City World ... About Us How the aero and plane became one By Uzma Zafar Man has always wanted to fly. Even the little kids like to jump up and down and ask questions as to whether they can too, fly like the birds and look down at humanity like the fantastic fairies. They flap their hands and fold their legs in their attempt to fly but when fall down, realize that they cannot really rise high with hands and their flight is only for the roads. So they better leave the sky to the birds and winged objects. They then rise high in other disciplines, making one of them their means of life. But perhaps there were two brothers who thought otherwise and never gave up on their desire to flight and as all kids grow up, if they still haven't forgotten their desire to fly, they are told that they can fly, but on a winged bird that two men created before them. They are told that they won't have to rise on their fathers' shoulders all life to seek the pleasure of flight but there is another way to get the thrill, thanks to the Wright brothers who invented the fascinating aeroplane. They are told this when they are old enough to understand the issue. The genius Wright brothers named their invention the aeroplane maybe because the flying machine is zealous and straight like an aero, and in parts it is shaped to fly like the plane of some wood. Maybe the plane and aero were the two objects with the experimentation of which the brothers were able to create the flying saucer; our favourite bird on the sky, the aeroplane, one that we couldn't just see but which could carry us along as well, taking us to the ride of our lives! And thus on 17th December each year, the anniversary of invention of aeroplane is celebrated , this time observed more enthusiasm that ever as it has been 100 years since the 1st flight.

58. The History Of Flight And Some Mathematical Application This interest in flying was taken by Octave Chanute (18321910). Hecollected and studied all the aeronautical information available. http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/pubs/A5/smikle.html

The History of Flight and Some Mathematical Application by Hermine Smikle Contents: I. Introduction II. Rationale and General Objectives of the Unit III. Historical Overview of the Development of Aircraft4 IV. The Mathematical Application ... Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute I. Introduction Today’s mathematics curricula and education goals should reflect the importance of mathematical literacy. Therefore this unit will attempt to reflect some of these new directions both in the content and the method of teaching. The new direction can be summarized in the following statements:1 Students should learn the value of mathematics. To reduce math anxiety, students should become more confident in their abilities to do the subject. Students should become more confident and develop skills as mathematic problem solvers. Students learn to communicate and reason mathematically. Students should be able to think of diverse ways to solve a problem. The mathematics curriculum should also reflect the mathematical needs of the next decade. Today’s students will be working with tools and in an environment that will need an understanding of more complex thinking skills. Teachers and curriculum planners must understand and anticipate the changing needs of industries and the society. Henry Pollak2 (1987) summarized the mathematical needs and expectations for employers in the industrial sector of the future.

59. The Spiritwalk Library: Project Gutenberg Butler, Samuel, 18351902, Translator Callaway, Morgan, Jr., 1962-, Editor Cary,Henry Francis, 1772-1844, Translator Chanute, Octave, 1832-1910 Clough, Arthur http://www.spiritwalk.org/gutenberg.htm

Spiritwalk Library Project Gutenberg http://www.gutenberg.net Project Gutenberg is the Internet's oldest producer of FREE electronic books (eBooks or eTexts). It intends to put as many books on-line as possible and to gather these on line works into one central location. It is a terrific service of the University of Illinois. Project Gutenberg is the brainchild of Michael Hart, who in 1971 decided that it would be a really good idea if lots of famous and important texts were freely available to everyone in the world. Since then, he has been joined by hundreds of volunteers who share his vision. Now, more than thirty years later, Project Gutenberg has the following figures (as of November 8th 2002): 203 New eBooks released during October 2002, 1975 New eBooks produced in 2002 (they were 1240 in 2001) for a total of 6267 Total Project Gutenberg eBooks. 119 eBooks have been posted so far by Project Gutenberg of Australia These links will take you to the current Gutenberg website indexes Use the back key to return to The Spiritwalk Library Author List Title List Back To Spiritwalk Library: On-line Libraries Below is an old Authors list, but will give you an idea of the scale of this project.

60. L'AVIATION et l Américain Octave Chanute (1832-1910), les débuts de ce sport http://membres.lycos.fr/chapiro/L'AVIATION.html

L'aviation commerciale: L'aviation d'affaires executive avec salons. Les pionniers de l'aviation: Eole Maurice Bellonte Octave Chanute, Nungesser Breguet Bellonte

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