It is a very imposing mansion on a hill. I'd like to offer more analysis, but it is rarely open, and wasn't open on the day we drove up to it.
Without having been there, it does make me rather sad to think about. There Wright Bros. and their sister designed it to live it their days, together. As it eventually worked out, Wilbur died and Catherine unexpectedly got married, after which Orville refused to speak to her. So... Orville lived here alone, and to me, the house is sort of a symbol of a family's hopes and plans that were...
Read moreThis house is such a great piece of Dayton and Ohio history! Plus, the sledding is awesome for local kids. Keep in mind, you can't just walk up and visit. Visits begin and end from Carillon Park and hours and visitors numbers are limited. If your heart is set on a specific day and time, make...
Read moreOh my goodness ! This tour was outstanding! The tour guide was phenomenal! Don’t miss this piece of history! So much to learn about the Wright Brothers!!! So glad we took this tour well worth the low cost of the short bus tour and well worth the time, very educational! You will not regret this...
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