The Aerodrome's Curtiss Wright junior had an unusual history after WWII.  Its original owner took it to a mechanic and said "fix it."  When he returned he refused to pay the bill.  The mechanic kept the aircraft and hung it from the rafters of his shop.  Shortly thereafter in the winter months, the ceiling was insulated and the Curtiss was hidden from view and forgotten about.  Many years later a man named Walt Bullock remembered that the aircraft had been stored there and decided to see if it had been removed.  The insulation was removed revealing the Curtiss Wright Junior that would later fly in the air shows at Old Rhinebeck.