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BUILDING No.1 & Pontiac Bay - HISTORY
Sand Point Naval Air Station ![]() Click image above for photo story
![]() In the back ground is Pier No.1 with the boat house, bldg.31. Far to the left is bldg. 20. .. ![]() View NAS Whidby Island Seaplane Base MEMORIAL PAGE or Web VIDEO-1 VIDEO-2 or ALL NAS PLANES The first hangar constructed was NO. 1. The elevation below is from the S.W. corner. ![]() Hangar No.1 complete with Control Tower on N.E. corner roof. No. 2 was under construction. ![]() Here hangar No.27 is started with concrete east of building complete. (N.A.S. History Book) with PBY's - Ready to fly. Near Bldg. 27, could be a Curtiss NC-4 The First Flight across the Atlantic plane of 1919. ![]() You can see 3 PBY's floating in the lake. Ralph Jenkins remembers seeing the mooring buoy's all around Sand Point. Some time after Hangar No.1 was completed, this Russian Tupolev ANT-4 had a short stay at Sand Point. It is said that Boeing engineers inspected the plane on its overnight stay but there is no record of it. (N.A.S. History Book, Page 27) ![]() ![]() Index of building now gone.
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