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The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum is located on Keuka Lake in the New York Finger Lakes Region. The museum’s restoration shop is well known for producing flight-proven replicas of famous antique aircraft, including the 1910 Curtiss “Headless” Pusher; the 1911 A-1 “Triad” hydroplane; and the 1914 Curtiss “America” flying boat. Besides working replicas, original and restored aircraft on display include:

• 1917 Curtiss JN-4D “Jenny.” This was the famous dual-seat pilot trainer airplane of WWI.
• 1917 Curtiss J1 Standard. A single seat WWI airplane.
• 1919 Curtiss Seagull flying boat.
• 1919 Curtiss “Oriole.”
• 1929 Mercury “Chic” T-2.
• 1929 Curtiss-Wright “Pusher.”
• 1930 Travel Air “Speedwing,”
• 1931 Mercury S-1 Racer.
• 1931 Curtiss-Wright “Junior.”
• 1943 Curtiss C-46 Commando, which is so large it is positioned outside the museum to mark the entrance.

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