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The Crawford holds a dozen historically significant aircraft and numerous aeronautical artifacts, which preserve inspiring evidence of mankind’s universal dream of flight. These icons tell the evolving story of flight in the unique setting of the Western Reserve. Please enjoy the brief online exposition of our collection.

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Northeast Ohio has played a vital part in the development of aviation, with one of the largest and busiest airports in the world throughout the 1920s and 1930s, and the legendary National Air Races held for 20 innovative years on the shores of Lake Erie. These contributions to aviation are showcased in the Crawford Auto Aviation Collection. The Crawford holds a dozen historically significant aircraft and numerous aeronautical artifacts, which preserve inspiring evidence of mankind’s universal dream of flight. These icons tell the evolving story of flight in the unique setting of the Western Reserve. Please enjoy the brief online exposition of our collection.

1910 Curtiss Model E “Bumble Bee” 1929 Great Lakes 2T-1A Sport Trainer 1930 Howard DGA-3 “Pete” 1932 Wedell-Williams Model 44 1937 Chester Special NX 93-Y “The Goon” 1944 North American P-51K-10NT Mustang “Second Fiddle”

Western Reserve Historical Society is the oldest cultural institution in Northeast Ohio, the region's largest American history research center, and one of the leading genealogical research centers in the nation.

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10825 East Boulevard
Cleveland, Ohio 44106 ↗

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