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A Carillon Christmas
- Aerial View of Carillon Tree of Light
- Underneath the Carillon Tree of Light
- Snowfall Upon A Carillon Christmas
- Victorian Carolers
- Wright Brothers National Museum Under Snow During A Carillon Christmas
- Carillon Historical Park Living History Specialist Rachael Zimmerman preparing chestnuts
- Carillon Historical Park Living History Specialist Rachael Zimmerman preparing chestnuts
- Roasted chestnuts at Carillon Historical Park
Carillon Park Rail Festival
- The 1903 Barney & Smith wooden parlor car
- Bowling Green Station with Rail Fest logo
- Luggage inside Bowling Green Station
- The 1835 B&O #1, John Quincy Adams, the oldest-existing American-built locomotive
- Miniature Train 1
- Miniature Train 2
- Kids watching model trains
Culp’s Café
Easter Sunrise Service
Fleurs de Fête
Heritage Day with the Dayton Philharmonic
- High-wheel / historic bike riding. Photo: Skip Peterson.
- Clodbusters 19th century baseball
- Musket firing
- Heritage Day crowd
Old River Park Artifacts
- Old River Park Swimming Pool Light Tower Archival (Kodachrome)
- Old River Park Relics Moved to Carillon Historical Park
- Old River Park Swimming Pool Light Tower Modern
Wright Brothers National Museum
- The 1905 Wright Flyer III: The only airplane designated a National Historic Landmark, the first practical flying machine, and what Orville considered the brothers’ most important aircraft. Orville Wright gifted the airplane to the park. Photo credit: Dan Patterson.
- The Korona V: The camera used to take the famous first flight photo on Dec. 17, 1903. Photo credit: Dan Patterson.
- Two 1901 Van Cleve Bicycles: Only five original Wright bicycles exist in the world. Two are at Carillon Historical Park. Photo credit: Skip Peterson.
- Singer Sewing Machine: The sewing machine used to sew the muslin fabric on the Wrights’ early gliders and airplanes. Photo credit: Skip Peterson.
