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The first British female air traveller

Lunardi and companions, George Biggin and Mrs Letitia Sage, who became the first British female air traveller, Mr. Lunardi and two companions, his friend George Biggin and a Mrs Letitia Sage, an actress, ascending in a balloon with oars attached. This occured on 29 June, 1785. The trip lasted an hour and had the distinction of being the first time 'a British female air traveller' had gone aloft.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9103314

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5562px × 4365px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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Hot Air Balloon

maritime transport

style and period

Transportation, Air

Vincent Lunardi

Vincenzo Lunardi