Harriet Quimby - Gallery

Gallery

  • Newspaper report from the Fort Wayne Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Indiana, July 2, 1912

  • Harriet Quimby with the Moisant monoplane in which she learned to fly

  • Harriet Quimby in her BlĂ©riot XI monoplane

  • The monument of Harriet Quimby

  • The wreck of Quimby's plane after her fatal accident

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