Less than 100 feet west of the camp is a 10-ton granite memorial boulder
placed by the National Aeronautic Association in 1928 on the 25th
anniversary of the first flight. The boulder marks the take-off point of
the first flight and of the three additional flights made December 17,
1903. A reconstruction of the original single-rail starting track is
placed at the north and south sides of the boulder. Four numbered
markers north of the boulder designate landing points of the powered
flights made on December 17, 1903.