
Carillon Park packs Dayton's invention story into 65 acres: the 1905 Wright Flyer III — the world's first practical airplane, the one they actually learned to fly with — in its own hall, a working 1850s print shop, the original cash register factory exhibit (NCR), an old locomotive, and the 151-ft Deeds Carillon whose bells ring over the whole park.
About $14 adult; groups of 15+ get rates.
Coach lot at the main gate.
Different — this is Dayton's invention/industry history; the AF museum is aircraft. Do both if you can.
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