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Blanche Stuart Scott Known as ‘Tomboy of the Air’ - Plane & Pilot
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Blanche Stuart Scott Known as ‘Tomboy of the Air’ - Plane & Pilot
In 1910, a woman’s place was thought to be in the home. Sure, there were other careers like teaching or clerical work, but nothing so daring as driving a car or flying a plane. That is, unless your name was Blanche Stuart Scott. Not content to stay to be a home-maker, Scott would become a terror on the roads and the first American woman to fly a plane. Born in Rochester, New York, in 1885, Scott far preferred the great outdoors to sewing or an…
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