her 1918 Curtiss Stinson-Special is on display at the Alberta Aviation Museum in Edmonton. The second oldest general aviation airport in the United States, Stinson Municipal Airport (KSSF) in San Antonio, Texas, was named in the Stinson family's honor. A middle school in northwest San Antonio, TX, Katherine Stinson Middle School, was named in her honor. In 2000, Stinson was inducted into the International Air & Space Hall of Fame at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. Katherine Stinson's biography is featured in CBS TV series The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation, episode 54 in the series. In 2019, Stinson was selected to the National Aviation Hall of Fame. Works featuring Katherine Stinson Katherine Stinson: The Flying Schoolgirl by Debra L. Winegarten (Eakin Press, August 2000) Flying High: Pioneer Women in American Aviation by Charles R. Mitchell (photographer) and Kirk W. House (Arcadia Publishing, June 2, 2002) Before Amelia: Women Pilots in the Early Days of Aviation by Eileen F. Lebow (Potomac Books Inc., August 1, 2002) The Stinsons by John Underwood (Heritage Press, 1976) References External links San Diego Air & Space Museum Hall of Fame Texas State Historical Association The National Aviation Hall of Fame Katherine Stinson Pictorial Collection, University of New Mexico U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission The Pioneers – Katherine and Marjorie Stinson Photo of who is believed to be Katherine Stinson walking with Wilbur Wright 1891 births 1977 deaths Members of the Early Birds of Aviation People from Santa Fe, New Mexico American women in World War I People from Fort Payne, Alabama American women aviators People from San Antonio Burials at Santa Fe National Cemetery Aviators from Alabama Aviators from Texas 20th-century American people People from Hot Springs, Arkansas