Curtiss-Wright Corp., which was the largest aircraft manufacturer in the U.S. during World War II, built a plant next to Port Columbus in 1941.
Architectural historian Jeff Darbee takes us on an exclusive tour of the original Port Columbus hangar and terminal built in 1929.
We visit the Motts Military Museum in Groveport to talk about the Tuskegee Airmen and their role in World War II.
Historians and friends share the story of how Don Casto Sr. rode the Graf Zeppelin around the world in order to persuade voters that Columbus needed its own airport.
Worthington had its very own grave robber named Dr. Morrow, an upstanding physician teaching the art of medicine to would-be doctors on the frontier.