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Monday, February 11, 2013

1936: THE HINDEBURG 1 YEAR BEFORE THE DISASTER

We had an aluminum structural base that a family member found at the site of the historic crash and burn of the Hindenburg. Somehow, it got lost in the attic when the house passed into the hands of the beneficiaries. This article from the "AIRCRAFT" folder in the Local History Collection is a testament to the fascination the public had with that huge aircraft. View the British UK Pathe' news clip by clicking on the link below.