Notable for many aviation achievements, he is usually remembered for flying solo across the Atlantic. Charles Lindbergh began in aviation as a wingwalker, barnstormer and parachutist. - AsNotedIn
| Notable Position | Organization | From | To |
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| Pan American World Airways | 1930 |
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1902/02/10 | Charles Augustus Lindbergh is born in Detroit | Born | Charles Lindbergh's Birthday | ||||
| 1907/00/00 | Family home 1907 to 1920 | Charles A Lindbergh State Park | Little Falls | ||||
| 1924/03/15 | Lindbergh arrives at Brooks Field in San Antonio, joined by 103 other young men. While barnstorming in southern Minnesota, a graduate of the Army Flying School had told him that cadets fly the most modern and powerful airplanes. | Education | Brooks Air Force Base - Hangar 9 | San Antonio, TX | |||
| 1925/03/05 | Charles Lindbergh is involved in a serious flight accident during his pilot training with the US Army Air Service when his SE-5 collided in midair with that of another cadet. Lindbergh parachutes to safety. | Education | Kelly Field Historic District | San Antonio, TX | |||
| 1925/03/14 | Charles Lindbergh graduates first in his class of 19 from the Primary Flying School at Kelly Field in San Antonio, Texas. | Education | Kelly Field Historic District | San Antonio, TX | |||
| 1927/05/09 | Charles A Lindbergh takes off from North Island in 'The Spirit of St Louis' en route to New York and across the Atlantic to Paris | Pilot | Naval Air Station, San Diego, Historic District | San Diego, CA | Aviation Spans the Atlantic | ||
| 1927/05/09 | Charles A Lindbergh takes off from North Island in 'The Spirit of St Louis' en route to New York and across the Atlantic to Paris | Pilot | Naval Air Station, San Diego, Historic District | San Diego, CA | Lindbergh's Transatlantic Flight: New York to Paris | ||
| 1927/05/26 | Louis Franchet d'Esperey welcomes Charles Lindbergh to a gala for him and the conquest of air. | Pilot | Theatre des Champs-Elysees, Paris | Paris | Lindbergh's Transatlantic Flight: New York to Paris | ||
| 1927/06/00 | Charles Lindbergh re-writes WE over three weeks in June-July at Falaise | Author | WE (Lindbergh book) | Sands Point Preserve | North Hempstead | Lindbergh's Transatlantic Flight: New York to Paris | |
| 1927/06/10 | Charles A Lindbergh stays with President Calvin Coolidge, 10 June 1927 to 12 June 1927. | Visitor | Washington Club | Washington, DC | |||
| 1927/06/22 | Col Charles Lindbergh meets Orville Wright at Wright Field and pays him a personal call 15 North Broadway (lost) to take a look at the 1903 Wright Flyer. | Visitor | Wright Flyer (plane) | Orville Wright Laboratory Memorial | Dayton, OH | ||
| 1927/07/00 | Clarence H Mackay host a gala dinner and reception for Charles A Lindbergh to celebrate his return to America from his trans-Atlantic flight. | Guest of Honor | Duncan-Mackay Mansion | New York City | |||
| 1927/07/26 | Lindbergh flies from Concord to Springfield, Vermont and stays at James Hartness' house, room 6 in the current inn | Advocate | Hartness House | Springfield | Charles Lindbergh's Aviation Promotional Tour | ||
| 1927/07/27 | "We" by Charles Lindbergh is published on by G P Putnam's Sons in New York. | Author | WE (Lindbergh book) | ||||
| 1927/08/27 | After dropping fly-over messages when circling Aberdeen, Redfield, Huron and Mitchell in South Dakota, Col Lindbergh lands at Renner Field (lost) to the cheers of over 30,000 people. Marker at 47408 258th Street. | Advocate | Renner | South Dakota | Charles Lindbergh's Aviation Promotional Tour | ||
| 1927/08/29 | Charles Lindbergh stays at the Fort Des Moines Hotel | Advocate | Hotel Fort Des Moines | Des Moines | Charles Lindbergh's Aviation Promotional Tour | ||
| 1927/09/05 | Lindbergh flies from Boise, Idaho to Butte, Montana, parking his plane in a hangar (still at Bert Mooney Airport), a crowd of nearly 40,000 stampede to get a closer look at Lindbergh and the Spirit of St Louis | Advocate | Butte | Montana | Charles Lindbergh's Aviation Promotional Tour | ||
| 1927/09/20 | Charles Lindbergh speaks to a crowd of 60,000 - "airports are the most important factor in the development of aviation...I wish to say that if you expect to keep your city on the air map, it will be necessary to construct a municipal airport." | Advocate | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | Los Angeles | Charles Lindbergh's Aviation Promotional Tour | ||
| 1927/12/00 | US Ambassador Morrow persuades Charles Lindbergh to fly down to Mexico City in The Spirit of St Louis. | Groom | Marriage of Anne Morrow and Charles A Lindbergh | ||||
| 1929/05/27 | Anne Morrow, the daughter of Dwight Morrow, marries Charles A Lindbergh in a private ceremony, at the home of the bride's parents in Englewood, New Jersey. | Groom | The Elisabeth Morrow School | Englewood, NJ | Marriage of Anne Morrow and Charles A Lindbergh | ||
| 1929/06/15 | Charles Lindbergh meets with William Hearst at his residence on Riverside Dr and 86th St, NYC. Hearst offers Lindbergh $500,000 and 10 percent of the gross receipts to star in a motion picture opposite Marion Davies. Lindbergh politely declines. | Guest | Yorkville | ||||
| 1929/06/16 | At his 5th Ave apartment, Charles Lindbergh receives a pair of silver goblets from William R Hearst. Valued at $50,000, they had been crafted in Hanover in 1700. | Guest | |||||
| 1930/00/00 | Anne and Charles Lindbergh visit Camp Hoover. The President and Charles Lindbergh build dams along Mill Prong to form pools for trout, circa 1930. | Visitor | Camp Hoover | Shenandoah National Park | |||
| 1930/11/27 | As Charles Lindbergh views the pulsations of the heart of a living animal under anesthesia at the research laboratories of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, he gets an inspiration for the design of an artificial heart and lung. | Inventor | Founder's Hall, The Rockefeller University | New York City | Invention of the Perfusion Pump | ||
| 1930/11/28 | Alexis Carrel shows Lindbergh two unsuccessful attempts at building an artificial heart that will perfuse living organisms isolated from the body. Carrel says he can create the perfusion fluid but he needs a device that will avoid bacteria. | Inventor | Founder's Hall, The Rockefeller University | New York City | Invention of the Perfusion Pump | ||
| 1931/00/00 | Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow, in a Lockheed Sirius, establish the air routes between New York and China via Churchill in Canada, Nome, Petropavlosk, Tokyo and Nanking | Pilot | PanAm Establishes New York to China Route | ||||
| 1932/00/00 | Home | Highfields | Amwell | ||||
| 1932/00/00 | Home | Highfields | Hopewell Township | ||||
| 1933/07/09 | Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow leave New York to survey commercial flight routes around the Atlantic landing in Greenland, Iceland, Sweden, Russia, Denmark, Scotland, Portugal, the Canary Islands, Brazil and Puerto Rico, 9 July 1933 to 19 December 1933 | Pilot | Aviation Spans the Atlantic | ||||
| 1953/00/00 | "The Spirit of St Louis" by Charles A Lindbergh is published by Scribner. | Author | The Spirit of St Louis (book) | ||||
| 1954/04/00 | Charles A Lindbergh is awarded a Pulitzer Prize for "The Spirit of St Louis". | Author | The Spirit of St Louis (book) | ||||
| 1955/00/00 | Collecting shells from the beaches near their vacation home, site is now the Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Island, inspires Anne Morrow Lindbergh to write a 'Gift From the Sea', published in 1955. | Home | Tween Waters Inn | Captiva Island |
2 Creative Works by Charles A Lindbergh »
| Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
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| Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
| WE (Lindbergh book) | Author | Memoir | 1927/07/27 |
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| The Spirit of St Louis (book) | Author | Biography | 1953/00/00 |
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