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1Object thumbnailAerial view of Hughes Aircraft plantAerial view of the Hughes Aircraft Culver City plant.
2Object thumbnailAerial view of Spring Mountain RanchOverhead shot of the ranch house and pool at Spring Mountain Ranch, outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. The property was purchased by Howard Hughes from Vera Krupp as a house for his wife, Jean Peters, who never followed her husband to Las Vegas.
3Object thumbnailAir combat scene from Hell's Angels (film)Air combat scene from the motion picture Hell's Angels.
4Object thumbnailArtist's conception of MobotsArtist's conception of futuristic undersea Mobots -- remote controlled handling devices envisioned by Hughes Aircraft scientists, 1959.
5Object thumbnailBlimp advertising The Outlaw (film)Blimp used to promote the motion picture The Outlaw, produced by Howard Hughes' RKO Productions, Jan. 1950. The blimp is seen in a hangar, with a truck appartus underneath its front. Advertising reads, "The Outlaw. Kept off the screen for 3 years, it's coming at last! Jane Russell."
6Object thumbnailDesert Inn Hotel and swimming poolDaytime photo of the outdoor swimming pool at the rear of the Desert Inn Hotel. Two women in swimsuits are by the pool. The pool is surrounded by artificial turf. The back of the hotel is visible in the distance.
7Object thumbnailDick Hannah at press conferenceDick Hannah, official spokesman for Howard Hughes, talks to the media during a press conference, March 19, 1972, in Los Angeles, Calif. Hannah and two unidentifed media members are seated around a table. A cassette tape recorder, cups, drinking glasses and a pack of cigarettes are seen on the table.
8Object thumbnailDick Hannah at telephone press conferenceDick Hannah, standing at far right, at Howard Hughes telephone press conference in Los Angeles, Calif., March 19, 1972. Hannah stands before a table with various members of the media seated behind microphones. A reel-to-reel tape recorder is seen in the foreground.
9Object thumbnailDick Hannah in his officeDick Hannah, official spokesman for Howard Hughes, is seen behind his desk in his office. The desktop is covered with papers and a window ledge behind Hannah holds stacks of papers.
10Object thumbnailElectronic equipment testing at Hughes Aircraft Corporation
11Object thumbnailFirst XF-11 at Hughes AirportXF-11 (2nd test flight) at Hughes Airport, Culver City, Calif., April 4, 1947.
12Object thumbnailFirst XF-11 taking off
13Object thumbnailFlamingo Hotel at sunsetExterior view of the Flamingo Hotel at sunset, circa 1950s. The illuminated champagne tower, added during the 1953 remodeling, is visible and a marquee advertising Betty Grable and Harry James is seen in the background. A row of automobiles is parked in front of the hotel.
14Object thumbnailFlamingo Hotel gaming room entranceDaytime photo of the exterior of the Flamingo Hotel, showing the canopied gaming room entrance, circa late 1940s-early 1950s.
15Object thumbnailHeadquarters for Howard Hughes operationsHeadquarters and communications center for Howard Hughes operations, 700 Romaine Street, Hollywood, Calif. The art deco style building is on a corner and automobiles are parked around the curb.
16Object thumbnailHoward HughesAfter Senate Hearings in Washington, Aug. 1947.
17Object thumbnailHoward Hughes after the landing of the second XF-11Howard Hughes after the landing of the second XF-11, 1947. An unidentified man is seen behind him.
18Object thumbnailHoward Hughes and co-pilot at Flying Boat gaugesHoward Hughes (right) and unidentified co-pilot at the gauge panel of the Hughes Flying Boat, Oct. 31, 1947
19Object thumbnailHoward Hughes and others at Hughes Tool CompanyHoward Hughes, N.E. Boehm and an unidentified man examining machinery in the Hughes Tool Company plant, Houston Texas, July 30, 1938.
20Object thumbnailHoward Hughes and others studying Flying Boat plansHoward Hughes (center) studying digrams for the Flying Boat with two unidentified men.
 

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