• View of an aviation-focused country club from an aircraft. Planes are scattered near two buildings next to a road.
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    From 1928 to 1948, the exclusive Aviation Country Club of Long Island was home to New York businessmen, society, and the aviation elite. Charles Lindbergh taught his wife Anne to fly there in a Brunner Winkle Bird.

  • View of an aviation-focused country club from an aircraft. Planes are scattered near two buildings next to a road.

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Hans Groenhoff

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