The Dayton Board of Zoning Appeals has approved the city’s request to demolish a 129-year-old historic building that once was the site of the Wright brothers’ first bike shop. The city wants ...

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The city of Dayton wants to demolish the historic Gem City Ice Cream Co. building in West Dayton that was the site of the Wright brothers’ first bicycle shop. The vacant two-story commercial ...

To give a sense of just how little Dayton politicians understood the lasting historic significance of the Wright brothers at the time, consider that they approved the sale of the famous bicycle ...

That’s because the Wright family home and one of their bicycle shops are no longer in Dayton. They were bought by Henry Ford and taken to Dearborn, Michigan, in 1936. Then, the brothers flying ...

Dayton has made admirable efforts to preserve ... Williams St., consists of a museum and one of the Wright brothers’ bicycle shops. (The building where they worked on their plans for the world ...

As the pair grew up in Dayton, Ohio, they weren’t immediate ... Building on their bicycle shop roots, the Wright brothers eventually created a chain-and-sprocket transmission linkage for their ...

Where others had failed, the Wright brothers — two bicycle shop owners from Dayton, Ohio — succeeded. The Wrights studied the research and experiments of other aeronautical enthusiasts and ...

Structure has become a nuisance, and years of efforts to redevelop property have failed, city staff said. The city of Dayton wants to demolish the historic Gem City Ice Cream Co. building in West ...