Model of Clark Dyer's Airplane in Museum

The wings on the model are left uncovered to show how Clark's design allowed him to move the wings to navigate the airplane. The wings could be tilted upward and downward in four directions.  

The to-scale model of Clark Dyer's airplane is on display in the Union County Historical Society Museum in the Old Courthouse on the Square.  You can scroll down and click on "Older Posts" to learn about the building of the model by Jack Allen of Blairsville, GA.

Donating through AmazonSmile

Don’t forget . . . you can always support the Micajah Clark Dyer Foundation by logging into AmazonSmile.com when you make purchases online from Amazon.

How to do this?

• Before you shop, go to smile.amazon.com

• Then sign in using your regular Amazon account.

• Choose a nonprofit from the list on spotlight. Make sure you choose Micajah Clark Dyer Foundation, Inc.

Then you’re good to go. This is a wonderful and easy way to donate to the Foundation at no cost to you while doing your own shopping.

This airport looks like it should be named the Micajah Clark Dyer Airport,

doesn't it?