Beachey's aerial career began in 1900, working with gas-filled balloons. Between 1905 and the time of his death in March of 1915, Lincoln Beachey gave aerial exhibitions in almost every state of the United States, as well as Canada, Cuba, Puerto Rico and Mexico. Millions of people saw him aloft in one-person dirigible airships and aeroplanes. In the last full year of his career, between November of 1913 and November of 1914, he gave exhibitions in 126 cities and towns across the U.S.
The Baldwin Captive Balloon
The Knox Airship
The Beachey-Knabenshue Racing Airship
The Curtiss Model D Headless Biplane
The Beachey-Curtiss Special Looper Biplane
The Beachey-Eaton Biplane of 1914 - 1915