Brown
Brown B-1 Racer
Photo: Robert Deering 11/17/2010
Wings Over Miami Museum
Miami Executive Airport (TMB)
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The Brown Aircraft Company was founded by Lawrence W. Brown in 1931 in Montebello, California to design and build aircraft for competitive flying.
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HISTORY

During 1926 Lawrence W. Brown established a small aircraft modification and design operation at Clover Field Santa Monica, California. His initial project was to modify a Thomas-Morse S-4 as a parasol monoplane with a 90 h.p. Curtiss OX-5 engine. In 1929 he built a similar two-seat aircraft powered by a 260 h.p. Menasco-Salmson engine.

In 1931, Brown moved to Montebello, California and established the Brown Aircraft Co.. From 1933 he built a series of small low-wing racing monoplanes and these competed in the major air racing meetings held in the United States. Postwar he built the L-20 Brownie, a high-wing monoplane intended for operation by private pilots, but on Brown's death on 25 December 1945, the firm's activities ceased. The sole surviving original aircraft built by the firm is the Brown B-1 Racer, which is preserved in the Wings over Miami aircraft museum at Miami Executive Airport (TMB) in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Source: Wikipedia 

AIRCRAFT    
B-1 Racer 1933 Preserved in the Wings over Miami aircraft museum in Miami-Dade County, Florida.
B-2 Racer "Miss Los Angeles" 1934 A replica is in the collection at Fantasy of Flight at Polk City, Florida
B-3 1936  
B-3 Super Sport 1935
L-20 Brownie 1945 Intended for private pilots, but development ceased after Brown's death.