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    • The National Air and Space Museum holds in trust over 60,000 artifacts and more than 20,000 cubic feet of archival materials. Historic aircraft and space artifacts, such as the 1903 Wright Flyer and the Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia, highlight the National Collection.

    Thousands of additional artifacts—including engines, rockets, uniforms, spacesuits, balloons, artwork, documents, manuscripts, and photographs—document the richness of the history of flight. A wide variety of these artifacts are on display at the Museum in Washington, DC and the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA.

     

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    • The National Air and Space Museum holds in trust over 60,000 artifacts and more than 20,000 cubic feet of archival materials. Historic aircraft and space artifacts, such as the 1903 Wright Flyer and the Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia, highlight the National Collection.

    Thousands of additional artifacts—including engines, rockets, uniforms, spacesuits, balloons, artwork, documents, manuscripts, and photographs—document the richness of the history of flight. A wide variety of these artifacts are on display at the Museum in Washington, DC and the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA.

     

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    919 result(s) A Representation of Mr. Lunardi's Balloon, as Exhibited in the Pantheon, 1784. To the Right Honorable Frederick Earl of Carlisle, Knight of the most Ancient Order of the Thistle, &c. &c. This plate is most respectfully dedicated by his Lordship's most devoted and obedient and humble servant F.G. Byron. Object Navire Aérien de Mr. Ernest Bazin (D'Angers) Officier de la Marine Marchande. Object The Tower & Preparation of the Fire Works. With the Balloon. In the Park Augt. 1st, 1814. Object Aeroplanes Bleriot Object Dedié à Mr. Blanchard, Pensioné du Roi, Citoyen de Calais. Apparition du Globe Aerostatique de Mr. Blanchard entre Calais et Boulogne, parti de Douvres le 7 de Janvier 1785 à 1 heure 1/2. Object Curtiss "Helldiver" SB2C Dive Bomber ∙ U.S. Navy Object Ascensions Aerostatique les Plus Remarquables Object Print, Lithograph on Paper Object Print, Lithograph on Newsprint Object Aerostation Object Bombardement de Dieuze par une escadrille d’avions Voisin Object Unknown: One of a set of four prints of balloons. Balloon launch from courtyard. Object
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    Our collections specialists actively work on the conservation, preservation, restoration, and long-term care of the objects in our collection. From full-scale restoration projects to applying preservation techniques and doing regular assessments, these activities form a crucial part of our stewardship of the National Collection.

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