Biplanes
 East Boston. National Guard in the air ground is Curtis. |
 L-R: Robert Baker of Lafayette Escadrille and Lt. Crocker Snow of Lafayette Escadrille at East Boston airport. |
 Plane and crowd |
 Aeroplane going over the handles at Southern Mass |
 East Boston Airport Planes in winter, the plane in the air is National Guard plane. The one on ground with shi[?] belong to Curtis |
 Lt. Crocker Snow's plane East Boston |
 East Boston - U.S. Army bi-plane takes off |
 East Boston - Plane 1969 takes off. |
 Wellesley High students watch some of their number go up in plane at East Boston Airport. |
 School children from Wellesley High School watching some of their number go up in a plane at East Boston Airport. |
 Largest plane of this type to land at East Boston Airport, the Martin Bomber |
 Curtis' plane with skis at East Boston Airport |
 Army plane warming up at the East Boston Airport |
 Ames-skyways plane. Crocker Snow, et al, location (?) |
 Aeroplane over beach 'flying boat' Revere Beach(?) |
 Mail plane lands at East Boston Airport 1928 |
 East Boston bi-plane |
 French plane '?' (insignia) East Boston Airport - Bird: logo |
 East Boston - bi-plane |
 Washington DC - Assistant Secretary of War Turbee Davison and Major Gen James E. Fechet, Chief of Air Corps, flying from Washington DC to Panama Canal zone. |
 DeHavilland DHA |
 Massachusetts air show water scene |
 Plane on skis - Charles River |
 Plane on skis Charles River |
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