 The Monument placed atop Kill Devil Hill in 1928 |
 The Wright Brothers Museum, maintained by the National Park Service |
 Your humble narrator beside the Wright Brothers' plaque |
 A working replica housed inside the museum |
 A detail of the replica showing Orville Wright at the controls |
 The steering gear next to the first airplane engine |
 The large stone is the beginning of the first four flights |
 100th Anniversary Survey Marker showing the takeoff point |
 This marker stands at the ending point of the first flight |
 Looking back from the three ending stones to the start |
 The same shot from the other side, showing Kill Devil Hill |
 The perspective from the end of the first flight |
 This is the 25th Anniversary plaque at the starting point of the flights |
 Here is the wooden rail which served as a runway |
 Replicas of the Wright Brothers' hanger and living space |
 The long path to the Kill Devil Hill Monument |
 The Wright Monument from halfway up the path |
 The Moon next to the Wright Monument's southeast corner |
 The north face of the Wright Monument with busts of the brothers |
 The northwestern view of the Wright Monument |
 The Sun peeking around the western face of the Wright Monument |
 Looking back from the Wright Monument towards the First Flight and buildings |
 The western face of the Wright Monument |
 the southwestern view of the Wright Monument |
 Quonset huts to support the 100th Anniversary Replica Flight |
 The 25th Anniversary plaque in its stone at the flight's beginning point |
 A descriptive plaque with the famous photo |