Difference between revisions of "Spirit of St. Louis"
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The Spirit of St. Louis is an airplane on exhibit at The National Air and Space Museum.
History
Bart was playing in the plane when Homer yelled at him, telling him to get out.[1] It was seen at the Smithsonian Museum.[2]
Behind the Laughter
A parody of the Spirit of St. Louis, the Spirit of Shelbyville, appears in the episode "Midnight Rx".
Appearances
External links
References
