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Excerpt “They had this passion, this mission; they were obsessed to succeed,” said historian David McCullough. But though their plane is proudly displayed at the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum in Washington, historian David McCullough still believes the Wright Brothers …

����ԭ��'s Special Collections and Archives hosted David McCullough and a "CBS Sunday Morning" crew for an interview on the author's new Wright brothers book.

Excerpt An effort to gather the stories of Wright Company factory workers has uncovered information about one of the first women in the world to work in the aircraft industry. Ida Holdgreve, born in Delphos, Ohio in 1881, worked as …

Newspaper columnist Dale Huffman will deliver the fifth annual “Living Legends of the Dayton Daily News Archives” lecture at ����ԭ�� July 18.

Online collection of early issues of ����ԭ��'s student newspaper provides an informative and easily accessible resource of the university's history.

Full-sized replica of the 1903 Wright Flyer was built by a group of skilled volunteers and has been hanging in ����ԭ��’s Dunbar Library since 2001.