Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park

3 stamp stations

Huffman Prairie Interpretive Center

Address: 2380 Memorial Road, Dayton, OH 45424

Dayton claims the Wright brothers, who invented the airplane in their bicycle shops here, and poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, their schoolmate whose verse gave Black America a national voice. The park preserves the Wright Cycle Company building, their print shop, Huffman Prairie where they perfected flight, and Dunbar's home.

Stand where the world's first practical airplane flew, tour the cycle shop, and visit Dunbar's home. For a challenge, follow the full Aviation Trail across Dayton's flying history.

Coordinates: 39.79386, -84.08850

Paul Laurence Dunbar House Visitor Center

Address: 312 Edison St., Dayton, OH 45402

Dayton claims the Wright brothers, who invented the airplane in their bicycle shops here, and poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, their schoolmate whose verse gave Black America a national voice. The park preserves the Wright Cycle Company building, their print shop, Huffman Prairie where they perfected flight, and Dunbar's home.

Stand where the world's first practical airplane flew, tour the cycle shop, and visit Dunbar's home. For a challenge, follow the full Aviation Trail across Dayton's flying history.

Coordinates: 39.75779, -84.21912

Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center

Address: 16 S. Williams St., Dayton, OH 45402

Dayton claims the Wright brothers, who invented the airplane in their bicycle shops here, and poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, their schoolmate whose verse gave Black America a national voice. The park preserves the Wright Cycle Company building, their print shop, Huffman Prairie where they perfected flight, and Dunbar's home.

Stand where the world's first practical airplane flew, tour the cycle shop, and visit Dunbar's home. For a challenge, follow the full Aviation Trail across Dayton's flying history.

Coordinates: 39.75579, -84.21168

Nearby parks & sites