During World War 2, the Wendover area was a huge military training center. It was here, at Wendover Field, where many bomber crews---including that of the Enola Gay---were trained. Several buildings from the wartime era still stand, monuments to history.
Most photos were taken at or near Wendover Airfield, a commercial airport. Some were taken elsewhere. Newest uploads are at the bottom.
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"Historic Wendover Airfield Museum"
Historical interpretation of the control tower
Description of the hangar for the Enola Gay
Enola Gay's hangar
Hangar by day (night version available via the link below)
Hangar by night (day version available via the link below)
Wing and stars
Control tower at Wendover Field
Wendover and Leppy Hills from airfield control tower (1 second; hand-held)
Looking down at the ground, far below
Hangar, seen from the control tower
World War II gunnery practice area
Barracks and related buildings from World War 2
Barracks for nurses in World War 2
Nurses's barracks
Nails in the nurses's barracks
Nurses' barracks (detail of window frame)
Bathrioom sinks in the nurses's barracks
Walkway to nothing
Vegetation is taking over land once used by busy people (nurses' barracks at right)
Walkway intersection
Control tower
Something is missing from the Operations Building
Photo exhibit with weird talking kiosk
View of the Operations Building from half-way up the control tower
Spooky view of the Operations Building from half-way up the control tower