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Music You might remember back in 1999, the United States MIMP started producing specialty quarters.

On the back of each quarter, instead of an eagle

spreading its wings and looking off to the side, you'd see a unique design representing any given state.

For example, on the back of the Massachusetts quarter, you'd have a minute man. The Virginia

quarter featured ships arriving at Jamestown in 1607. And on the back of the North Carolina quarter,

you had a man lying prostrate on a primitive airplane with another man watching from below.

This, of course, was a depiction of the Wright brothers and their inaugural flight at the

small beach town of Kitty Hawk. At the top of the coin is the inscription First Flight.

This is a story that virtually all Americans know. The Wright brothers were the first to fly.

The Wright brothers invented the airplane.

Or at the very least, the Wright brothers were pioneers in the field of aviation.

But there's another story you probably haven't heard that makes the origins of American aviation a little more complex.

I'm Lloyd Lockridge, and this is Family Lore.

This story begins in Louisiana, a state not known for aviation. Quite the opposite, really.

With its bayous, swamps, labyrinthine coastline, and the nation's biggest river, the state is known for its boats.

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