- Airships And Flying Machines Real And Imagined
- Captain John Taggart’s Flying Machine – 1850
- Rufus Porter’s “Aeroport” Airship – 1853
- Professor Charles F. Ritchel’s Flying Machine – 1878
- Talcott Mountain, Ct. – 1884
- Dr. De Bossuet’s Airship – 1889
- Professor Hogan And His Lost Airship – 1889
- Boston Kite Flying Experiments – 1890s
- Charles Duryea’s Skycycle – 1893
- Boston’s Aeronaut Convention – 1896
- Samuel Cabot’s Aviation Propeller – 1896
- Charles H. Lamson’s Aerial Experiments – 1896-97
- Dickerman’s Flying Machine – 1897
- The Mystery Of Candlewood Mountain – 1897
- Leopold Goldberger’s Airship – 1904
- Charles M. Davis’s Flying Machine – 1906
- Comment On The Future Of Air Travel – 1906
- Off Revere Beach, Mass. – June 6, 1907
- Roy Knabenshue’s Airship – 1907
- Lincoln Beachey’s Airship – 1907
- Earl L. Ovington – Early New England Aviator
- Alexander V. Wilson’s New Aeroplane – 1908
- Charles B. Whittlesey’s Airship – 1908
- The Lake Airships – 1908-09
- Two Connecticut Men Invent A Glider – 1909
- First Successful Helicopter In America – 1909
- Harold Palmer’s Flying Machine – 1909
- The Boston Aeronautical Manufacturing Co. – 1909
- The Harvard University Aeronautical Society – 1909-10
- The Harvard-Boston Aero Meet Of 1910
- The Kopacka – Warzycki Airship – 1910
- First Airplane Built In Norwich, CT. – 1910
- Herring – Burgess Flying Fish Aeroplane – 1910
- The Zodiac Dirigible Airship Company – 1910
- A Plan To Make Bobsleds Fly – 1910
- The Aerial Construction Company of Hartford – 1911
- Connecticut’s Laws Pertaining To Airships & Airplanes – 1911
- John Murphy’s Aeroplane, Bridgeport, Ct. – 1911
- Mr. Gracier’s Aeroplane, Darien, Ct. – 1911
- Daniel Mackney’s Flying Machine – 1911
- Morok Aeroplane – 1912
- Transatlantic Air Traffic Prediction – 1913
- First U. S. Navy Airship – 1915
- First U. S. Navy Dirigible – 1916
- Mysterious Airship Over Waterbury, Ct. – 1916
- New Airplanes For U. S. Navy – 1916
- Springfield Aircraft Corporation – 1917
- Connecticut’s Airship Service Station – 1920
- U.S.S. Shenandoah In Rhode Island – 1924
- Douglas H. Harris Airplane – 1930
