The Hindenburg Over Manhattan
Photo shows the German Zeppelin (Blimp) Hindenburg flying past the Empire State Building in Manhattan on August 8, 1936. It had originally been planned that the Hindenburg would dock at the top of the Empire State Building and that passengers would disembark there. The winds at that altitude were too high to safely perform the maneuver.
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Photo shows the German Zeppelin (Blimp) Hindenburg flying past the Empire State Building in Manhattan on August 8, 1936. It had originally been planned that the Hindenburg would dock at the top of the Empire State Building and that passengers would disembark there. The winds at that altitude were too high to safely perform the maneuver.
8” X 10” Print on 10” by 14” Mat in clear bag for protection.
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Photo shows the German Zeppelin (Blimp) Hindenburg flying past the Empire State Building in Manhattan on August 8, 1936. It had originally been planned that the Hindenburg would dock at the top of the Empire State Building and that passengers would disembark there. The winds at that altitude were too high to safely perform the maneuver.
8” X 10” Print on 10” by 14” Mat in clear bag for protection.
FREE SHIPPING