
Flying Machines: A History of Early Aviation
When Orville and Wilbur Wright first flew their airplane at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in…
View ExhibitionSince 1946, scholars, students, researchers, academic institutions and businesses throughout the Kansas City region, across the nation and around the world have used the Linda Hall Library’s collections to learn, investigate, invent, explore and increase knowledge. Hundreds of people of all ages attend the Library’s public programs each year to expand their awareness and understanding of science and technology.
The Linda Hall Library is a guardian of the collective intellectual heritage with regard to science, technology, and engineering disciplines; a destination for advanced research and scholarship, and a center for public education in the sciences.
When Orville and Wilbur Wright first flew their airplane at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in…
View ExhibitionCanals and rivers; railroads; the Goods Roads Movement; Italy’s autostrade and especially Germany’s Autobahn, a…
View ExhibitionNo place on earth is immune from natural disasters from tornadoes, heat waves, and droughts…
View ExhibitionGalileo first turned his telescope to the Moon in late 1609, and the field of…
View ExhibitionHigh-profile murder cases and popular television programs such as CSI, Bones, and Forensics Files have…
View ExhibitionWhen Orville and Wilbur Wright first flew their airplane at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in…
View ExhibitionCanals and rivers; railroads; the Goods Roads Movement; Italy’s autostrade and especially Germany’s Autobahn, a…
View ExhibitionRoles that artists, scientists, and amateur bird watchers have played in identifying, cataloging, and popularizing…
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