By Collin Callahan Atchison, Kansas, the birthplace of Amelia Earhart, is a town dotted with monuments to the pioneering aviator—a statue of Earhart stands downtown just a few blocks from…
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Atchison, Kansas, the birthplace of Amelia Earhart, is a town dotted with monuments to the pioneering aviator—a statue of Earhart stands downtown just a few blocks from the building (now a museum) where she was born; the bridge crossing the Missouri River bears her name; and just south of the airport there’s a one-acre landscape portrait of her.
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