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ELLINGTON FIELD - 77034 Established on May 21, 1917, Ellington Airport is located 15 miles southeast of downtown Houston. Initially, the airfield was created as a training ground for World War I pilots and today is used by military, commercial, NASA aircraft and general aviation. Ellington Field has three active runways to support the military and NASA’s operations. When the president of the United States visits Houston, Air Force One lands here at Ellington Field. Also, home to the largest flying club in Houston, the airfield hosts the annual, “Wings Over Houston” air show festival, which features performances by the US Navy Blue Angels.
http://www.wingsoverhouston.com
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Once the site of the capitol of the Republic of Texas, the city of Houston began on August 30, 1836 when a feature in the Telegraph and Texas Register advertised the creation of the "Town of Houston." The city was incorporated just a short year after. Named after Sam Houston, Houston's population and size ranks fourth in the nation. With over 100 ethnic groups, there's no surprise that Houston boasts a large variety of restaurants ranging from Tex Mex to South American and from European delicacies to Vietnamese and Asian cuisine. Houston is home to sports teams representing every major league and is packed with family and night time attractions. With an outstanding theater district and countless museums to visit, Houston has something for everyone!
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