The Ford Trimotor also is known as the Tin Goose was a Golden Era three-engine aircraft produced by the Henry Ford Company. It began production in 1925 and ended in 1933.
Taking some unknown paths behind average places lead to some of the most amazing explorations. We took some times to hike behind BGI in Castleton to discover a small island hidden on the river bank.
All senses were engaged among the thousands who gathered for the 2019 Fort Wayne Air Show.
This time, we turned to Google Maps to do a bit of recon about Charlestown, a small city in southern Indiana. In this community of about 7,000 residents (give or take a few), lies one of the largest abandoned military plants in North America. We decided to capture the vivid shadows of that history in photos and video.
If you haven't already, it's a good idea to check out Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park right about now. This 1,700-acre magnificent park is an ideal destination for hiking, jogging, horseback riding, fishing, golfing, biking ... just about whatever you'd want to do while staying outdoors as long as humanly possible in good weather.
According to cinematreasures.org, the Ritz opened on February 22, 1927, with seating for 1,400. Just on the cusp of talking movies, the theater was equipped with a two-manual Geneva organ.
Another beautiful treasure found on the side of the road in a small town outside of Camp Atterbury.
