Aircraft crash, Kew, 1928

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On the 16th August, 1928, a single seater Siskin aircraft came down in flames to the west of the Syon Vista, Kew Gardens, during an aerial display. The damage to the plane was severe, and the wreckage burned for almost 30 minutes. The pilot escaped unharmed, landing by parachute on a roof in Beaumont Avenue, near the Lion Gate.

Media ID 10645236

Date: 12th February 2015

Owner URL: http://www.kew.org/

Credit: Copyright RBG Kew

Filename: p110 - 006838LA20120619-101 plane crash 1928.jpg

Image Size: 4920 x 4465 Pixels

Filesize is 4.07MB

Associated Categories: History

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