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National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Events National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Events NASM Staff 2017 National Air and Space Museum Archives 14390 Air & Space Museum Parkway Chantilly, VA 20151 [email protected] https://airandspace.si.edu/archives Table of Contents Collection Overview ........................................................................................................ 1 Scope and Contents note................................................................................................ 1 Container Listing ............................................................................................................. 2 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and Special Flights, by Date.......................................................................................................................... 2 Series J2: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and Special Flights, by Subject.................................................................................................................. 185 National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J Collection Overview Repository: National Air and Space Museum Archives Title: National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Events Identifier: NASM.XXXX.1183.J Date: Ongoing Extent: 42 Cubic feet Creator: National Air and Space Museum. Archives Division. Language: Undetermined . Administrative Information Restrictions The majority of the Archives Department's public reference requests can be answered using material in these files, which may be accessed through the Reading Room at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia. More specific information can be requested by contacting the Archives Research Request. Scope and Contents The Technical Reference Files comprise an artificial collection that currently contains 1,900 cubic feet of aviation and space related materials, organized in 22 subject series. File materials include photographs, press releases, clippings, correspondence, reports, and brochures, on individuals, organizations, events, and objects. Page 1 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J Container Listing Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and Special Flights, by Date 1868 London, UK, Exhibition of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain Drawer J1, Folder 1868 London, Exhibition of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain 1868-450-01 Documents 1878 Events Drawer J1, Folder 1878 Events, General 1878-000-OS Oversize 1878 Paris, France, Exposition Universelle Drawer J1, Folder 1878 Paris, Exposition Universelle 1878-260-01 Documents 1885 London, UK, Aeronautical Exhibition Drawer J1, Folder 1885 London, Aeronautical Exhibition 1885-450-01 Documents 1888 Paris, France, Réunion Annuelle De Collaborateurs De "La Nature" Drawer J1, Folder 1888 Paris, Réunion Annuelle De Collaborateurs De "La Nature" 1888-560-01 Documents 1889 Paris, France, Exposition Universelle Internationale de 1889 Drawer J1, Folder 1889 Paris, Exposition Universelle Internationale de 1889 1889-560-01 Documents 1893 Berlin, Germany, Luftshiffahrt und Physik der Atmosphäre Drawer J1, Folder 1893 Berlin, Luftshiffahrt und Physik der Atmosphäre 1893-085-01 Documents 1893 Chicago, IL, World's Columbian Exposition Page 2 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J Drawer J1, Folder 1893 Chicago, World's Columbian Exposition 1893-200-01 Documents 1897 Spitzbergen, Norway, Andree Polar Flight Attempt Drawer J1, Folder 1897 Spitzbergen, Norway, Andree Polar Flight Attempt 1897-730-01 Documents 1898 Strasburg, Austria, International Aeronautical Conference Drawer J1, Folder 1898 Strasburg, Austria, International Aeronautical Conference 1898-700-01 Documents 1900 Paris, France, International Aeronautical Congress, Meudon Observatory Drawer J1, Folder 1900 Paris, International Aeronautical Congress, Meudon Observatory 1900-550-01 Documents 1900 Paris, France, International Exposition, Vincennes Balloon Races Drawer J1, Folder 1900 Paris, International Exposition, Vincennes Balloon Races 1900-555-01 Documents 1900 Paris, France, International Meteorological Congress Drawer J1, Folder 1900 Paris, International Meteorological Congress 1900-567-01 Documents 1900 Toledo, OH, Tri-State Fair Drawer J1, Folder 1900 Toledo, Ohio, Tri-State Fair 1900-780-01 Documents Drawer J1, Folder 1900 Toledo, Ohio, Tri-State Fair 1900-780-80 Photos 1901 Buffalo, NY, Pan-American Exposition Drawer J1, Folder 1901 Buffalo, Pan-American Exposition 1901-075-01 Documents Drawer J1, Folder 1901 Buffalo, Pan-American Exposition 1901-075-02 Documents Page 3 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J 1902 Barnes Elms, UK, Ranelagh Aero Club Exhibition Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Barnes Elms, UK, Ranelagh Aero Club Exhibition 1902-057-01 Documents 1902 Bath, UK, Balloon Centenary Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Bath, UK, Balloon Centenary 1902-080-01 Documents 1902 Berlin, Germany, International Aeronautical Commission Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Berlin, International Aeronautical Commission 1902-122-01 Documents 1902 Nancy, France, Aerial Navigation Conference Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Nancy, France, Aerial Navigation Conference 1902-566-01 Documents 1902 Paris, France, Salon de l'Automobile, Aeronautical Exhibits Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Paris, Salon de l'Automobile, Aeronautical Exhibits 1902-600-01 Documents 1902 Rome, Italy, Aeronautical Conference Drawer J1, Folder 1902 Rome, Italy, Aeronautical Conference 1902-781-01 Documents 1903 Sussex Downs, UK, International Kite Competition Drawer J1, Folder 1903 Sussex Downs, UK, International Kite Competition 1903-746-01 Documents 1904 Saint Louis, MO, Exposition and Aeronautical Competition Drawer J1, Folder 1904 St Louis, Exposition and Aeronautical Competition 1904-700-01 Documents 1904 Saint Petersburg, Russia, Commission for Scientific Aeronautics Drawer J1, Folder 1904 Saint Petersburg, Russia, Commission for Scientific Aeronautics 1904-706-01 Documents Page 4 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J 1905 Brussels, Belgium, Exposition International De Liege Drawer J1, Folder 1905 Brussels, Belgium, Exposition International De Liege 1905-070-01 Documents 1905 Brussels, Belgium, La Fête Aeronautique Drawer J1, Folder 1905 Brussels, Belgium, La Fête Aeronautique 1905-075-01 Documents 1905 Paris, France, Concours d'Aviation Drawer J1, Folder 1905 Paris, Concours d'Aviation 1905-537-01 Documents 1905 Paris, France, Grand Prix de l'Aero Club Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1905 Paris, Grand Prix de l'Aero Club Balloon Race 1905-540-01 Documents 1906 Berlin, Germany, Aeronautical Fair, Meetings, and Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Berlin, Aeronautical Fair, Meetings, and Balloon Race 1906-060-01 Documents 1906 Brussels, Belgium, l'Aéro Club de Belgique Fête Aérostatique Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Brussels, l'Aéro Club de Belgique Fête Aérostatique 1906-105-01 Documents 1906 Issy, France, l'Aéro Club de France Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Issy, France, l'Aéro Club de France Balloon Race 1906-330-01 Documents 1906 Juvisy, France, Aeroplane Meet Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Juvisy, France, Aeroplane Meet 1906-345-01 Documents 1906 Milan, Italy, Exhibition Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Milan, Italy, Exhibition 1906-520-01 Documents Page 5 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J 1906 Milan, Italy, International Aeronautical Congresses Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Milan, Italy, International Aeronautical Congresses 1906-525-01 Documents 1906 New York, NY, Automobile and Aero Clubs of America Joint Show Drawer J1, Folder 1906 New York, NY, Automobile and Aero Clubs of America Joint Show 1906-565-01 Documents 1906 Paris, France, International Gordon Bennett Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Paris, 1st International Gordon Bennett Balloon Race 1906-600-01 Documents 1906 Pau, France, Coupe Deutsche de la Meurthe Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Pau, France, Deutsch de la Meurthe Cup Race 1906-605-01 Documents 1906 Pittsfield, MA, Aero Club of America Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1906 Pittsfield, MA, Aero Club of America Balloon Race 1906-645-01 Documents 1907 Brussels, Belgium, International Aeronautical Conference & Balloon Race Drawer J1, Folder 1907 Brussels, International Aeronautical Conference & Balloon Race 1907-025-01 Documents 1907 Chicago, IL, Aero Club of Chicago Exhibition Drawer J1, Folder 1907 Chicago, Aero Club of Chicago Exhibition 1907-075-01 Documents 1907 Jamestown, VA, Aeronautical Congress Drawer J1, Folder 1907 Jamestown (Virginia) Aeronautical Congress 1907-375-01 Documents 1907 New York, NY, International Aeronautical Congress, Jamestown Exposition Drawer J1, Folder 1907 New York, 3rd International Aeronautical Congress, Jamestown 1907-595-01 Exposition Page 6 of 187 Series J1: Events, Air Expositions, Meets, Races, Shows, and National Air & Space Museum Technical Reference Files: Special Flights, by Date Events NASM.XXXX.1183.J Documents 1907 Pittsfield, MA, Aero Club of America Balloon
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