The sprawling SunWatch Indian Village is a one-of-a-kind ancient reconstructed village of the Fort Ancient, Native American tribe. Replete with original homes, gardens, burial spaces and other significant features, the village was put together based on an archaeological excavation in the area and intensive scientific and historical study. Built to further understand the practices, culture, and life of the ancient settlements, the open-air museum takes you back in time, to a more intriguing yet exciting era.
With over 200 contributing structures, the Dayton View Historic District is one of the important historical districts of Dayton. A stroll through this district will give you an insight into the different designing styles like Chateauesque, Queen Anne and so forth.
The Huffman Field, or the Huffman Prairie Flying Field is an open patch of land near Dayton, Ohio. This field is special because this is the place where the Wright brothers, credited with building the first operational airplane often tested their inventions. Later, the Wright Flying School was also operated at this place. This National Historic Landmark is also on the U.S. World Heritage Tentative List. Visitors can also see a reproduction of the 1905 hangar and catapult of the Wright brothers at the field.
