Photograph Album II
NASA Photographs
NASA astronaut Elliott See along with students who are studying to be prospective Space Park Hosts. They are looking up the "business end" of the Gemini Titan II booster.
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
![NASA astronaut Elliott See with group of prospective Space Park Hosts. [Astronaut See would die tragically in a plane crash before he could travel into space.]](/images/spacpark05/ussppk39.jpg?dpl=dpl_47N6N44ntN2JaVC16fo4vfvU3qJe)
NASA astronaut Elliott See with group of prospective Space Park Hosts. [Astronaut See would die tragically in a plane crash before he could travel into space.]
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
Dr. Wernher Van Braun along with two unidentified NY World's Fair officials. Dr. Von Braun was director of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and is the "father" of the Saturn V rocket.
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - NASA Public Affairs Officer "Shorty" Powers with unidentified officials in front of Allouette satellite mock-up. Shorty Powers was the "voice of Project Mercury."
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with NASA Officials
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
Dr. Wernher Von Braun; in the 1960s Dr. Von Braun was director of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with group of graduating Space Park Hosts
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with unidentified officials.
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with unidentified officials
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
April 20, 1964 - Graduating Space Park Hosts receive their diplomas
SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection