Overview:

The Zeppelin Library Archive was created on January 31, 1996 for the purpose of introducing a home page that would actually provide information, free of charge, for any who needed it. It is my hope that this site will be useful for those doing reports, research or were just interested in airships. The space for the Zeppelin Library Archive is paid for by the author (me), and it is my sincere hope that it is enjoyed buy its visitors.

How often is the Zeppelin Library Archive updated?
Not as much as I wish it could be. Now that I've started my own business, time is harder to come across than ever. I will try to add tidbits and updates when possible but it will be sporatic for the foreseeable future.

How can I get in contact with You?
At the moment, I am no longer taking e-mails on Zeppelins. My job, my new house and quickly growing family has really bitten into my zeppelin hobby. I'm sorry for the inconvience but I'm sure you can appreciate how busy life can become. I do hope you find my website helpful and instructive. I had a lot of fun building it.

Updates and New Information:

I would love to include much more in the way of pictures and movies, but alas, I am held back by the cost of storage space from my internet provider. If there is some information or picture that you feel really should be included in the ZLA, please feel free to let me know about it and I'll see if I can squeeze it in.

Contact me?:

I try to add to the ZLA as often as I can but this isn't as frequent as I (and others) wish. Please, keep in mind that this site is one of many hobbies of mine. If there is specific data that is not included in the site that you desperately need, look in my book reference page.

!!!PLEASE!!!

If you have a specific question or are looking for a specific picture, go ahead and ask me, but PLEASE DON'T mail me and say "Send me information on zeppelins for my report." or "Send me more pictures of dirigibles.", It happens more often than I'd like and although I'm glad for the interest, I feel that adequate general information is already included in the site. Thank you.

Would-Be Zeppelin Builders:

I regret that I do not possess any working blue prints of zeppelins. If you are in the mind to tackle a scratch built Zeppelin, I suggest getting a copy of Douglas Robinson's book "Zeppelin In Combat" (review). It contains several good schematics of airships and is a good first step. As for large kits, I'll try to keep an eye out and list them on the Model Vault page.

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