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"Octave Chanute"
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Subject
Chanute, Octave
(18)
Engineers
(9)
Hannibal Bridge
(8)
Bridges
(7)
Aviation
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Magazine Article
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Book
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Archival Material
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Book Section
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Photograph, B/w
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1999
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1870
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Spring//1994
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Summer 2003
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Octave Chanute
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William Nicks
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Daniel Geary
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David Conrads
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Debra Parson
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100 Years of Aviation
Summer 2003
Entire issue of Gateway Heritage devoted to flight. Includes primary sources such as letters by the Wright brothers and Charles Lindbergh. Chapters are: How We Made The First Flight; To Octave Chanute,...
2.
Biography of Octave Chanute (1832-1910), Engineer and Bridge Builder
1999
3.
Bridges and Railroads in Kansas City
1999
Chapter of the book about the growth of Kansas City in its Reconstruction period after the Civil War, especially spurred by the building of the Hannibal Bridge by Octave Chanute for railroads, the leveling...
4.
Endangered Building: The Octave Chanute Building
Spring//1994
Article about the preservation of the façade or exterior of the Octave Chanute Building on the National Register at 407 West 8th Street, built in 1906, burned out, though still useful as a parking garage....
5.
George Hale
1893
Photos, illustrations, and descriptions of the fire chief George Consider Hale, or George Hale, and his firefighting inventions. Description of him as being born in New York in 1849 and arriving in Kansas...
6.
Hannibal Bridge
N.d.
Folder contains two matted black and white pen sketches of the Hannibal Bridge, looking south across the Missouri River toward Kansas City. The labeling under the scene is in German. The vertical files...
7.
Hannibal Bridge
February 17, 1905
First bridge across the Missouri River. Corner stone laid on August 21, 1867. Dedicated in 1869. Built by Octave Chanute. First engine crossed on June 25, 1869.
8.
Hannibal Bridge
1870
Looking north along bridge, showing from left to right: George Morrison, Assistant Engineer; Octave Chanute, Chief Engineer; Joseph Tomkinson, Superintendent of Superconstruction.
9.
Hannibal Bridge Profile
2003
10.
Henry Haskell and Katharine Wright
June 25, 1905
Aviation pioneers,Orville and Wilbur Wright, had a sister Katharine who eventually married local Kansas City Star,editor Henry Haskell. The book has several pages on the relationship between Haskell and...
11.
Kansas City's Hannibal Bridge: Western Town-Booming and Eastern Capital
March//1959
Description of Octave Chanute's taking over of the construction of the Hannibal Bridge in Kansas City starting in 1866.
12.
Local Aviation
Photos and newspaper clippings about men connected with local aviation, including Lou Holland, Octave Chanute, Orville Wright, Charles Lindbergh, et al.
13.
Looking Backward
December 1922
One paragraph about the role of city engineer Octave Chanute in 1871 in utilitzing the bluffs in Downtown Kansas City, including grading "the hill from Grand Avenue to Broadway" to the level of 3rd Street,...
14.
Octave Chanute
Fall 2000
Photo and biographical article about Octave Chanute (1832-1910), "builder of Kansas City's Hannibal Bridge," mentor to the Wright brothers in their invention of the airplane, and nationally prominent civil...
15.
Octave Chanute
1999
Photo and biographical description of Octave Chanute (1832-1910), "a civil engineer involved in bridge building, glider design, and flying machines," native to France and emigrating to Kansas City in 1867,...
16.
Octave Chanute
June 17, 1905
Descriptions of and references to Octave Chanute, engineer of early railroad bridges and other constructions, including the Hannibal Bridge at Kansas City, Missouri, and the Kinzua Viaduct in Pennsylvania...
17.
Octave Chanute
1953
Biographical sketch of Octave Chanute (1832-1910), "the friend, mentor, and most important correspondent of the Wrights [the Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur]." Description of Chanute's life and career,...
18.
Octave Chanute
Head and shoulders portrait.
19.
Octave Chanute
March 25, 1905
File contains a copy of a memorial booklet for Octave Chanute (1832-1910), a French immigrant in New York by 1838 from Paris, working with railroads by 1849 and eventually all around the nation, including...
20.
Octave Chanute Advocacy Alert!
Summer//1994
Article decrying potenial loss of the individual Octave Chanute Building for the sake of the Wholesale District.
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