Fluker Stewart Papers

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Title: Fluker Stewart Papers

ID: UA/23/2

Extent: 0.0


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Box 1: Fluker Stewart Papers American-BackAdd to your cart.
Box 2: Fluker Stewart Papers Advisory-AirmanAdd to your cart.
Box 3: Fluker Stewart Papers - AdvertisingAdd to your cart.
Box 4: Fluker Stewart Papers - Advertising (Public)Add to your cart.
Box 5: Fluker Stewart Papers - Baseball and BasketballAdd to your cart.
Box 6: Fluker Stewart Papers- Bechtel-CarpetAdd to your cart.
Box 7: Fluker Stewart Papers -  Chamber - CommitteeAdd to your cart.
Box 8: Fluker Stewart Papers - Commencement (Miscellaneous)Add to your cart.
Box 9: Fluker Stewart Papers - Commencement 1966-1973Add to your cart.
Box 10: Fluker Stewart Papers - Government 1974-1979Add to your cart.
Box 11: Fluker Stewart Papers - Commencement August 1979 - March 1980Add to your cart.
Box 12: Fluker Stewart Papers - Commencement June 1980 - December 1981Add to your cart.
Box 13: Fluker Stewart Papers - Commencement 1982Add to your cart.
Box 14: Fluker Stewart Papers - Concert - ConverseAdd to your cart.
Box 15: Fluker Stewart Papers - Convocations 1967-1975Add to your cart.
Box 16: Fluker Stewart Papers - Convocations 1976-1977 - Death Notices IAdd to your cart.
Box 17: Fluker Stewart Papers - Correspondence February 15, 1966 - July 25, 1968Add to your cart.
Box 18: Fluker Stewart Papers - Death Notices II - Dining HallAdd to your cart.
Box 19: Fluker Stewart Papers - Drug Abuse - EnglishAdd to your cart.
Box 20: Fluker Stewart Papers - Enrollment - FoodAdd to your cart.
Box 21: Fluker Stewart Papers - Forward USC CommitteeAdd to your cart.
Box 22: Fluker Stewart Papers - Foundations - Future TeachersAdd to your cart.
Box 23: Fluker Stewart Papers - Gator Bowl - Georgia Association of EducatorsAdd to your cart.
Box 24: Fluker Stewart Papers - GAE Update - Georgia PoultryAdd to your cart.
Box 25: Fluker Stewart Papers - Georgia- Stay and See Georgia WeekAdd to your cart.
Box 26: Fluker Stewart Papers- Goals - KingsAdd to your cart.
Box 27: Fluker Stewart Papers- Kiwanis - LeviAdd to your cart.
Box 28: Fluker Stewart Papers- LibraryAdd to your cart.
Box 29: Fluker Stewart Papers- Lists - MathisAdd to your cart.
Box 31: Fluker Stewart Papers- Moody - NixonAdd to your cart.
Box 32: Fluker Stewart Papers- Nursing - ODKAdd to your cart.
Box 33: Fluker Stewart Papers- Op-OzAdd to your cart.
Box 34: Fluker Stewart Papers- PAdd to your cart.
Box 35: Fluker Stewart Papers- Recruitment - Slide ShowAdd to your cart.
Box 36: Fluker Stewart Papers- Star - StatutesAdd to your cart.
Box 37: Fluker Stewart Papers- Smith - StandingAdd to your cart.
Box 38: Fluker Stewart Papers - Stewart - SGAAdd to your cart.
Box 39: Fluker Stewart Papers- Student Religious Council - University of GuamAdd to your cart.
Box 40: Fluker Stewart Papers- University System IAdd to your cart.
Box 42: Fluker Stewart Papers- Valdosta - WilsonAdd to your cart.
Box 43: Fluker Stewart Papers- Windsor - ZAdd to your cart.
Box 44: Fluker Stewart  /  Lucy Martin StewartAdd to your cart.
Box 44.20: Fluker Stewart PapersAdd to your cart.
Box 45: Project Mercury/NASA Scrapbook, 1962-1963Add to your cart.

Biographical/Historical Note:

Project Mercury was the first human spaceflight program of the United States. It ran from 1959 through 1963 with the goal of putting a human in orbit around the Earth. The Mercury-Atlas 6 flight on February 20, 1962, was the first American flight to achieve this goal.

The program included 20 unmanned launches, followed by two suborbital and four orbital flights with astronaut pilots. Early planning and research were carried out by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, but the program was officially conducted by its successor organization, NASA. Mercury laid the groundwork for Project Gemini and the follow-on Apollo moon-landing program.

Note Author: Quoted directly from Wikipedia.org

Source: Wikipedia.org. "Project Mercury." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_project

 

Scope and Contents:

This collection contains one scrapbook containing memorabilia, photographs, and newspaper articles pertaining to Project Mercury.  The materials highlight the pinnacle of the Mercury Project during the years 1962 and 1963 when the program achieved its goal of putting a human into orbit around the Earth.  The box includes materials on the various stages of the Project Mercury, Project Mercury technology and assorted rockets, as well as individual astronauts.  The scrapbook pages and individual photographs are enclosed in mylar while all oversized articles are encased in acid-free folders.  The oversized folders are arranged in chronological order while the scrapbook remains in its original arrangement.

Folder 1: Oversized Life Magazine, February 2, 1962Add to your cart.
This folder contains an oversized Life Magazine entitled “John Glenn’s Personal Album: Making of a Brave Man”
Folder 2: Oversized Life Magazine, March 2, 1962Add to your cart.
Folder contains a copy of the Life Magazine entitled “The Glenn Story Nobody Saw”
Folder 3: My Weekly Reader, March 19-23, 1962Add to your cart.
Childs Reader on John Glenn
Folder 4: The Cocoa Tribune, February 21, 1963Add to your cart.
Newspaper contains the articles: “New Concord, O., Plans A Big Orbit Celebration”, “Orbit Seen as a Booster for Morale”, “Glenn Acclaimed in World Admiration”, “Col. [John] Glenn’s Family Celebrates Orbit Success with Champagne”
Folder 5: Aviation Week and Space Technology, February 26, 1962Add to your cart.
Folder contains the magazine article “Three Similar Manned Flights to Follow MA-6 Triumph”
Folder 6: The Cocoa Tribune, May 6, 1963Add to your cart.
Newspaper contains the articles “Shepard Talk Inspires 1,750 At Beach School”, “Duchess Thrills to Greetings by Astronaut Cooper”
Folder 7: Orlando Evening Star, May 15, 1963Add to your cart.
Newspaper contains the following articles:  “We’re Flying the Coop”, “22 Orbits Appear Assured”, “6th Flight Taken in Stride”, “Student Trackers Make History”, “Whole Life Pointed to Space Trip: Cooper”, “Crowd Smaller, But Enthusiastic”
Folder 8: Oversized Newspaper ArticleAdd to your cart.
Newspaper clipping entitiled “’Excess Velocity’ Blamed; Ranger 3 Head to Sun Orbit, “Sky, Sea and Fate Have Role”
Folder 9: Assorted NASA/Space Program PamphletsAdd to your cart.
Folder 10: Cocoa-Rockledge, Florida Tourist PamphletsAdd to your cart.
Folder 11: Air Force Missile Test Center ProgramAdd to your cart.
Folder 12: Project Mercury PhotographsAdd to your cart.
Folder 13: Cape Canaveral – Atlantic Missile Range PhotographsAdd to your cart.
Item 1: Project Mercury ScrapbookAdd to your cart.

Official NASA photographs, newspaper articles, magazine articles, and children’s drawings.

Also contains two letters:

1) To: Mrs. Remer Cain, From: Leo C. Muller, May 12, 1967 - Inaugural Ceremonies at Brevard Junior College

2) To: Mr. Fluker G. Stewart, From: Remer Cain, June 9, 1967 - General Correspondence

       

            Photos within Scrapbook:

            -In-flight Food for the “Faith 7”

            -Gordon Cooper Photographs

            -Mercury Capsule Sea Recovery

            -Walter Schirra Photographs

            -Various Mercury Rocket Photographs

            -John Glenn Photographs

            -Project Mercury Equipment

   

            Newspaper/Magazine Articles within Scrapbook:

            -Mercury Capsule Recovery

            -Glenn Orbit Updates

            -John Glenn Articles/Photographs

            -Project Mercury Equipment/Technology

            -Project Mercury Updates

            -Project Mercury Commemorative Stamp

Item 1: Fluker Stewart's DiplomaAdd to your cart.
Master's of Education From University of Georgia
Item 2: Fluker Stewart's DiplomaAdd to your cart.
Artium In Journalism, Baccalaureate, University of Georgia Diploma, Framed
Item 3: Pi Kap Gate Charleston (U of C) (framed drawing), 1981Add to your cart.
given to Fluker Stewart by Pres of Phi Kapp at VSC; June 24,1981