Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen

Friedrichshafen (Bodensee) is famous as the home of the airship company Zeppelin	Zeppelin Museum, Friedrichshafen	Information poster board at the Zeppelin Museum	Some of the destinations serviced by commercial Zeppelin flights in the 1930s
1936 Nazi Völkischer Beobachter (Freiheit und Brot) with the Hindenburg LZ129	Newspaper article on the first oceanic flight of the Hindenburg	Hindenburg and an A380 modeled at the same scale for comparison	Maybach Zeppelin motor car, in production 1929-1939
Full-size reproduction of the Hindenburg's passenger cabin	Old photograph of a pair of Zeppelins	The Golden Age of Zeppelins was contemporaneous with the rise of the Nazis	New York Daily News coverage of the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst NJ
Italian advertisement for 3 day Zeppelin crossing to South America	1930s vintage drowng of the Reading and Writing Room of the Hindenburg	Model of the Hindenburg's passenger accomodation Deck A (upper level)	Model of the Hindenburg's kitchen, crew mess, smoking room, bar and passenger toilet and shower facilities, Deck B (lower level)
Reichspräsident von Hindenburg	Recreation of the passenger lounge on Deck A of the Hindenburg	Map of North America in the passenger lounge of the Hindenburg	Map of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Hindenburg passenger lounge
Detail of the Atlantic Ocean map in the passenger cabin of the Hindenburg	Reading and Writing Room of the Hindenburg	Recreation of a passenger cabin on the Hindenburg	Aisle accessing the cabins accommodating 50 passengers
Bench at the Zeppelin Museum, Friedrichshafen	The crew to passenger ratio on the Hindenburg was around 1:1	Zeppelin officer's hat	Zeppelin officer's uniform
Passenger service on the Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei	Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei coffee cup	Menu on the Graf Zeppelin for a South America flight	Diagram of a Hindenburg's hydrogen gas bags (Traggas-Zellen)
6 May 1937, the Hindenburg Disaster at Lakehurst NJ	Hindenburg had 97 souls on board, 36 lives were lost	Some of the duralumin framework of Hindenburg was salvaged and shipped back to Germany, where it was recycled and used in the c	LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin and LZ 130 Graf Zeppelin II when both were scrapped in 1940
Zeppelin Museum - the History of Airships	1909 Internationale Luftschiffahrt Ausstellung Frankfurt	Map showing the maximum extent of German Empire prior to World War I	Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Aktien-Gesellschaft (HAPAG) - Hamburg America Line
1912 advertisement poster for Zeppelin passenger flight from Gotha to Dresden	Stock certificate of the Deutsche Luftschiffahrts-A.G., 1910	Zeppelins were used militarily for maritime obervation during the early states of World War I	Mit Gott für König und Vaterland
British aircraft identification poster from World War I	1918-1935, the Age of the Large Airships	Port Engine Car of LZ-127, the Graf Zeppelin	Model of LZ-129, Graf Zeppelin
Berlin-Friedrichshafen in 7 hours by Zeppelin, about the same as by train today	Historic photograph of a Zeppelin over the Berliner Dom	Zeppelin Museum - model of the US Navy blimp	American 1955 "Atons for Peace" poster with Frank Tinsley's concept nuclear powered airship
Model of Zeppelin's current airships, the Zeppelin NT, which operate tourist flights from Friedrichshafen	The burned out skeleton of LZ-4 which burned during a landing accident in 1908 at Echterdingen	Zeppelin Museum	Friedrichshafen in the mid-1800s
Zeppelin Museum	German medal of the Zeppelin air attack on London in August 1915	Medal - Für Verdienste um die Zeppelin Eckener Spende	Decorative plate of the Hindenburg, Zeppelin Museum
Decorative plate of the Graf Zeppelin, Friedrichstadt	Nazi-era Zeppelin flag	The Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshaven recreated a partial section of the structure that supposed the gas cells of an airship	Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen 5-speed transmission
Model of the Graf Zeppelin, Friedrichshafen	Model of the Graf Zeppelin's tail with the Nazi flags	Zeppelin Museum's partial reconstruction of the Hindenburg	The Hindenburg was absolutely huge
Zeppelin Museum's partial reconstruction of the Hindenburg	Historic photograph of the flight deck of a Zeppelin