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Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs Series 10: Photographs Boxes 52 - 110.2; 92 framed items 52 1 01-7-01- Family John H. Glenn, Sr. - child, 1890s-1910s. 23-01-5-1 2 John H. Glenn, Sr. - World War I photographs, circa 1917-1918. 3 John H. Glenn, Sr., 1910s-1940s. 4 John H. Glenn, Sr., 1950s-1960s. 5 John H. Glenn, Sr., automobile accident, Winchester, Virginia., circa 1952-1953. 6 Clara Sproat Glenn, 1900s-1910s. 7 Clara Sproat and John Glenn, Sr., 1910s-1920s. 8 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., 1940s-1950s. 9 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., 1960s. 10 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., with family members, 1940s-1960s. 11 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., various events, 1960s. 12 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., 45th Anniversary Luncheon, April 12, 1962. 13 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., photograph album from the Salvation Army Ohio Service Award Ceremony, May 22, 1962. 14 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., trips, 1920s-1930s. 15 Clara and John H. Glenn, Sr., trips, 1940s. 16 Glenn family, negatives, 1920s-1980s. 17 John C. Glenn (JHG's grandfather), circa 1910s. 18 Ralph and Florence Sproat Thompson (JHG's aunt) family, circa 1930s. 52.1 1 01-7-01- Family Castor family members, 1910s-1940s. 23-01-5- 2 Castor family members, 1950s-1980s. 3 Castor family, unidentified negatives of family members, no date. 4 Homer Castor, photograph album from the American Dental Association's certificate of honor ceremony, October 29, 1962. 1 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs 52.1 5 01-7-01- Family Homer Castor, scrapbook of photographs, newspaper 23-01-5-2 clippings, and correspondence from the American Dental Association's certificate of honor ceremony, October 29, 1962. 6 James and Jane Castor Hosey (AG's sister) family, 1940s-1990s. 7 James and Jane Castor Hosey 50th wedding anniversary, June 1996. 8 Anne Whitesides Alexander (AG's cousin), 1940s- 1990s. 9 John H. Glenn, Jr. - child, 1920s-1930s. 10 John H. Glenn, Jr. - teenager, 1930s-1940s. 11 John H. Glenn, Jr. - miscellaneous, 1950s-1960s. 12 John H. Glenn, Jr. - receives a Distinguished Merit Award from Muskingum College, June 8, 1959. 13 John H. Glenn, Jr. - receives an honorary doctorate in science from Muskingum College, June 11, 1961. 14 Jean Glenn - child, 1920s. 15 Jean Glenn Pinkston, circa 1940s-1950s. 16 John and Jean Glenn - children, 1920s-1930s. 17 Annie Castor Glenn - child, 1920s. 18 Annie Castor Glenn - teenager, 1930s. 19 Annie Castor Glenn, 1940s-1950s. 20 John and Annie Castor Glenn - teenagers, 1930s. 21 John and Annie Castor Glenn's wedding, April 6, 1943. 22 John and Annie Glenn, 1940s-1950s. 53 1 01-7-01- Family John and Annie Glenn - portraits, 1960s. 23-02-5-1 2 John and Annie Glenn - portraits, 1970s. 3 John and Annie Glenn - portraits, 1980s. 4 John and Annie Glenn - portraits - Walt Disney World/Epcot Center, Florida, January 1983. 5 John and Annie Glenn - portraits, 1990s-2000s. 6 David Glenn - baby, 1940s. 7 David Glenn, 1940s-1950s. 8 David Glenn, 1960s-1970s. 9 David Glenn - Harvard graduation, 1968. 2 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs 53 10 01-7-01- Family David Glenn - wedding to Karen Fagerstrom, June 5, 23-02-5-1 1976. 11 Lyn Glenn, 1950s-1960s. 12 Lyn and David Glenn and cousin, Tommy Hosey, 1940s-1950s. 13 Bill Pinkston, (son of Jean Glenn Pinkston), 1950s- 1960s. 14 Glenn's family pets, 1950s-1970s. 15 Annie, Lyn, and David Glenn, 1940s-1960s. 16 John, Annie, Lyn, and David Glenn, 1940s-1950s. 17 John, Annie, Lyn, and David Glenn with Clara and John Glenn, Sr., 1940s-1950s. 18 John, Annie, Lyn, and David Glenn, (including family portraits), 1960s. 19 Annie and Lyn Glenn with "World's Largest Valentine," February 1962. 53.1 1 01-7-01- Family David and Karen Glenn, with family members, 1970s. 23-02-5-2 2 John, Annie, and Lyn with Margaret Castor, 1970s- 1980s. 3 John, Annie, David and Karen, Phillip and Lyn, Zachary and Daniel, 1970s-1990s. 4 Christmas portrait, including John, Annie, David and Karen, Lyn and Phillip, and baby Daniel, 1983. 5 Thanksgiving 1988, coast hike, Annie, John, David, Lyn, Zach and Daniel Glenn. 6 Glenn family group portraits, 1990s-2000s. 7 Daniel and John Zachary Glenn (JHG and AG's grandchildren), 1984-1986 and 2005. 8 Glenn family group portrait, February 20, 2012. 9 Lyn Glenn - 35mm slides from trip to refugee camps in Thailand, Philippines, and Hong Kong, 1985. 10 New Concord - scenes, 1915-1940s. 11 New Concord - Glenn, Sr. home on State Route 40, 1930s-1940s. 12 New Concord - Glenn, Sr. home being moved to Bloomfield Road, circa 1949. 13 New Concord - Castor home, (Margaret and Homer), 1960s. 3 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs 53.1 14 01-7-01- Family New Concord - Signs, "Home of Lt. Col. John H. 23-02-5-2 Glenn, Jr., Mercury Astronaut," 1960s. 15 New Concord - John Glenn High School, Glenn, Sr. home, church, no date. 16 John Glenn, Jr. home - Patuxent, Maryland, 1957. 17 John Glenn, Jr. home - Arlington, Virginia., 1960s. 18 John Glenn, Jr. home - Houston, Texas, 1960s 19 John Glenn, Jr. and John Glenn, Sr. at unidentified event, circa 1962. 20 Miscellaneous, unidentified., circa 1890s-1960s. 21 Friends - Glenn family and friends, 35mm slides, 1945-1950. 22 Friends - Glenn family and friends, 35mm slides, 1960s. 54 1 01-7-01- Family Friends - John and Annie Glenn with friends, 1960s. 23-03-5-1 2 Friends - Robert and Ethel Kennedy and friends - Penobscot Bay, August-September 1967. 3 Friends - Henri and Carol Landwirth, Florida sailboat trip, 1986. 4 Friends - General Thomas Miller family, 1959-2003. 5 Friends - Harford Steele, JHG's high school civics teacher, 1970s. 6 Correspondence pertaining to family photographs, 1960s-1990s. 7 Photo album - Glenn and Castor family members; Glenn homes in Maryland, Virginia and Texas; Project Mercury wives, 1954-1963. 8 Photo album - Robert F. Kennedy and friends; David Glenn's Harvard graduation and Navy commissioning; Glenn family New York City apartment; Royal Crown Cola trip; Africa trip; Leo DeOrsey and Project mercury astronauts; Project Mercury wives; Glenn home in Texas, 1962-1968. 9 Photo album - Glenn family New York City apartment; trips to California; Lyn Glenn's wedding; Indianapolis 500 (JHG in pace car), 1969-1970. 10 Photo album - Wedding of David Glenn and Karen Fagerstrom, June 5, 1976. 4 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs 54.1 1 01-7-01- Family Lyn Glenn - Glenn family visit with Ted Williams, 23-03-5-2 October 1995. 2 Lyn Glenn - Glenn family tour of the White House, Christmas 1995. 3 Lyn Glenn - Glenn family at the National Air and Space Museum, 1997. 4 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Give Kids the World, grand opening, May 1989. 5 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Give Kids the World, Black and White Gala, May 1994. 6 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Give Kids the World, Black and White Gala, May 1996. 7 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, pre-launch activities: training jets landing at Cape Kennedy after flight from Space Center Houston, October 25, 1998. 8 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, pre-launch activities: beach house dinner with crew and family, October 27, 1998. 9 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, pre-launch activities: night viewing of launch site with crew, family and friends, October 28, 1998. 10 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, pre-launch activities: negatives. 11 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, launch day activities: breakfast, kids message board, launch control tour, and roof-top viewing site, October 29, 1998. 12 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, launch day activities: museum tour and party with family and friends, October 29, 1998. 13 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, launch day activities: dinner with family and friends, October 29, 1998. 14 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, landing, November 7, 1998. 15 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: crew reunion with family, November 7, 1998. 5 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Photographs 54.1 16 01-7-01- Family Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission 23-03-5-2 STS-95, post-flight activities: "stuff doors," November 7, 1998. 17 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: Columbus, Ohio parade, December 16, 1998. 18 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: speech on steps of Ohio Statehouse, December 16, 1998. 19 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: reception and speech to Ohio General Assembly, December 16, 1998. 20 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: COSI event, December 16, 1998. 21 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: New Concord, Ohio parade, December 19, 1998. 22 Lyn Glenn - NASA - Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-95, post-flight activities: negatives. 23 Lyn Glenn - Senate - 1992 Re-election Campaign: Bill Clinton Rally, Akron, October 24, 1992. 24 Lyn Glenn - Senate - 1992 Re-election Campaign: Bill Clinton Rally, Cleveland, November 2, 1992. 25 Lyn Glenn - Senate - 1992 Re-election Campaign: Bill Clinton Rally, Springfield, October 1992. 54.2 1 01-7-01- Family Lyn Glenn - Senate - 1992 Re-election Campaign: 23-04-5-1 general file. 2 Lyn Glenn - Senate - 1992 Re-election Campaign: various events, Tipper Gore, Bill Bradley, Ford plant visit, Dayton debate, Bill Blair.
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