Hawthorn Hill

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Hawthorn Hill is the historic Oakwood, Ohio mansion built for aviation pioneer Orville Wright and renowned as his longtime residence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
museum
architecturalStyle Colonial Revival
Georgian Revival
area approximately 1.3 hectares
associatedWith Orville Wright
Wright brothers
builtFor Orville Wright
completionDate 1914
constructionMaterial brick
coordinateLocation 39.728°N 84.174°W
country United States
dateOfHeritageDesignation 1991
formerUse private residence
hasPart bedrooms
columned portico
dining room
garage
garden
kitchen
library
living room
third-floor sleeping porch
wraparound porch
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
inception 1912
locatedIn Montgomery County, Ohio
Oakwood, Ohio
Ohio
United States
namedAfter hawthorn trees on the hill
near Dayton, Ohio
notableFeature designed to incorporate Orville Wright’s technological interests
home of Orville Wright for more than three decades
NRHPReferenceNumber 91000903
numberOfStoreys 3
operatedBy Dayton History
ownedBy National Park Service
partOf Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park
roofMaterial tile
significantEvent Orville Wright died in the house in 1948
linked to: Orville Wright

Orville Wright moved in 1914
linked to: Orville Wright
significantPerson Katharine Wright
Milton Wright
Orville Wright
startDate 1912
use historic house museum
visitorAccess guided tours by reservation

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Oakwood, Ohio contains Hawthorn Hill