Add to ORKGAn inside view of Lunken Airport, the municipal commercial airport of Cincinnati in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. Owned by the city of Cincinnati, Lunken Field (or Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport) is about 3 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati. Situated in the Little Miami River Valley near Columbia, the first Cincinnati area settlement in 1788, this airport served as a commercial airport from the 1920s to the 1940s. At the time of the dedication in 1925, the 1, 000 acre airport was the largest municipal airport in the world. Following the catastrophic flooding of the Ohio River in 1947, the municipal airport was removed to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
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An inside view of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, Ohio. The airport, about 3 miles southeast of downt...
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Reverse reads: "Lunken Airport Recreation Park Cincinnati Ohio Play Field 1938" Lunken Field or Cin...
Lunken Airport served the Cincinnati area in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. After the 1947 Ohio River...
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An aerial view of Toledo's Metcalf Airport showing the landing strips, terminals and surrounding far...
The airplane shown in the photograph is an American Airlines DC-3. The first DC-3 was manufactured i...
The Port Columbus Airport was dedicated on July 8, 1929. Depicted in the photograph is the original ...
An inside view of Lunken Airport in Cincinnati, Ohio. The airport, about 3 miles southeast of downt...
Owned by the city of Cincinnati, Lunken Field (or Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport) is about 3 mi...
Reverse reads: "Lunken Airport Recreation Park Cincinnati Ohio Play Field 1938" Lunken Field or Cin...
Lunken Airport served the Cincinnati area in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. After the 1947 Ohio River...
Reverse reads: "Landing and take-off at Lunken Airport. Credit: Myron Benson." This photograph depi...
This photograph is of the control tower at Lunken Field 3 miles southeast of downtown Cincinnati, Oh...
The aircraft shown in the photograph are a pair American Airlines DC-3s parked at Lunken Airport. Lu...
Reverse reads: "Miami River Parkway --Filling and grading Old Mc.Cook Field,Dayton.Ohio." McCook Fi...
Aerial image of initial construction of airstrips for McDougall Field also know as Pocatello Municip...
Col. Charles Lindbergh sitting in the cockpit of a plane at Norton Field, Columbus, Ohio, on August ...
This photograph shows an airplane is taking off from Cleveland Municipal Airport, with a caption whi...
In the early days of aviation airports where nothing more than a simple grass field from which airpl...
An aerial view of Toledo's Metcalf Airport showing the landing strips, terminals and surrounding far...
The airplane shown in the photograph is an American Airlines DC-3. The first DC-3 was manufactured i...
The Port Columbus Airport was dedicated on July 8, 1929. Depicted in the photograph is the original ...