This is a picture of Orville's diary containing the happenings on December 17, 1903. It described what happened during the four flights. Orville Wright did not add any drama into the diary, but mostly facts on what happened.
This is another picture of a journal entry by Orville Wright. It describes a list of what the brothers needed. Some items on the list are cloth, steel for axles, spruce, and boxwood rollers.
This is a very famous picture taken by John T. Daniels. It depicts the very moment in which the plane lifted off the ground. Orville Wright is in the plane controlling it, and Wilbur is beside it steadying it. This is a picture of the first flight of four that day.
This is a picture of the telegram that the Wright Brothers sent home. It contains information about their successful flights and the news that they were coming home for Christmas.
