The Early Years
Today in History: French Balloonist Takes the First Balloon Flight in the U.S. – Boro Park 24
Independence NHP on Instagram: “On January 9, 1793, Jean-Pierre Blanchard launched the first hot air balloon flight in America right here in Philadelphia, just a block…”
NOVA Online | Balloon Race Around The World | History of Ballooning
On January 9th in 1793, the first hot air balloon flight in the U.S. lifted off in Philadelphia, piloted by Je… | Balloon flights, Today in history, Hot air balloon
First in America's Skies
Up, Up and Away – PhillyHistory Blog
When Was The First Crossing Of The English Channel By Air? | HistoryExtra
Montgolfier hot air balloon eerste ballonvaart geschiedenis originele ets
The Great Philadelphia Balloon Race, and that time a crash landing ended in a $1,000 robbery
Bk - 1st Air Voyage in America, Jan 9, 1793 - Anderson Abruzzo International Balloon Museum Foundation
Blanchard's Balloon - Discover Lewis & Clark
First Hot-Air Balloon Flight | Space
Blanchard: U.S., 1793. /Njean Pierre Blanchard And A Small Dog Ascend From The Walnut Street Prison
The Time Voyagers - Today in NJ history: #OTD, January 9, 1793, Jean-Pierre Blanchard conducted the first balloon flight in the Americas. He launched his balloon from the prison yard of Walnut
Ballooning: Us, 1793. /Njean Pierre Blanchard And A Small Dog Ascend From The Walnut Street Prison
The first hot air balloon flight | Palace of Versailles
A Rooster, a Duck, and a Sheep Walk Into a Hot Air Balloon... - Atlas Obscura
First Balloon Ascensions in America
History of Hot-Air Balloon Flights: Anniversary of First Manned Launch | Time
History of Balloning FR - Laodikya Balon
Back off, North Carolina. N.J. deserves credit for this 1st - nj.com
In 1783, the first American hot air balloon flight ended successfully on a Deptford farm.
Blanchard balloon flight, 1793 - Stock Image - C028/9637 - Science Photo Library
On this date: America's first balloon flight
OTD in 1793, Jean Pierre Blanchard made the first successful balloon flight in the United States. His hydrogen filled balloon took off from... | By Science History Institute | Facebook
A Happy Landing for America's First Hot-Air Balloon Flight
The History Of Hot Air Balloons | Virgin Balloon Flights
