- 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
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- 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
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- 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 moon rocket.
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- 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." His commentary was heard by millions when the Mercury astronauts flew their missions.
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with NASA Officials
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- 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
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- April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with group of graduating Space Park Hosts
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with unidentified officials.
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- April 20, 1964 - "Shorty" Powers with unidentified officials
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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- April 20, 1964 - Graduating Space Park Hosts receive their diplomas
- SOURCE: NASA Archival Photograph - presented courtesy Robert J. Youell Collection
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