"We're all hopeful that the mystery will be solved." Amelia Earhart's Letter to Husband Suggests They Had Open Relationship Amelia Earhart and the Bizarre 'Hollow Earth' Conspiracy Theory A Look ...

There are displays on Neta Snook, who taught Earhart to fly and died in 1991, her husband, publisher and Arctic explorer George Putnam, and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, whom she was close to. There’s ...

She and husband George Putnam moved to Toluca Lake in the 1930s. She attended USC. She shopped in North Hollywood. The North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional Branch Library bears her name today.

Amelia Earhart had already established herself as ... Along the way, she sent information back to her husband to be compiled into her next book. On July 2, Earhart and Noonan set off from Lae ...

As the Roosevelt administration was establishing a US presence in the western Pacific Ocean in the face of Japan’s expanding presence, Earhart’s husband George Putnam suggested the stop at ...

The Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum is scheduled to open ... the brainchild of her late husband, Ladd. “There’s not a museum like this about Amelia. There are a lot of STEM museums, and there ...

A husband’s holiday present for his famous ... Wood offered his artistic interpretation in writing to Putnam: “Besides Amelia Earhart’s heroic spirit of flight, the design seeks to symbolize ...