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| 22801 |
 | Scott and Ruth Nagel
Scott and Ruth Nagel |
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| 22802 |
 | Scott and Sheri (nee Campbell) Nagel.
Scott and Sheri (nee Campbell) Nagel. |
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| 22803 |
 | Scott and Sherri Nagel.
Scott and Sherri Nagel. |
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| 22804 |
 | Scott and Sherri Nagel.
Scott and Sherri Nagel. |
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| 22805 |
 | Scott Carpenter
He was the fourth American in space as pilot of the Mercury-Atlas 7 mission. |
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| 22806 |
 | Scott Carpenter Funeral.
Patricia Carpenter, wife of retired Commander Scott Carpenter, receives an American flag during his funeral. |
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| 22807 |
 | Scott Carpenter in SEALAB II.
Surgery failed to restore full mobility to his arm and he was judged not fit for further space flights or deep-sea missions. He returned to NASA serving as Executive Assistant to the Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center and, developing underwater training to train astronauts for spacewalks.
He resigned his position with NASA in August 1967, and retired from the Navy with the rank of commander in 1969. |
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| 22808 |
 | Scott Carpenter Stamp.
Scott Carpenter Stamp. |
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| 22809 |
 | Scott Foley
Scott Foley - Actor, my 11th cousin. |
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| 22810 |
 | Scott Kellerman Foley
Scott Kellerman Foley |
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| 22811 |
 | Scott Minkler
Illinois, Streator, Streator Township High School, 1978 |
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| 22812 |
 | Scott Minkler and JoAnn Horton Marriage
The Times (Streator, Illinois), 27 Aug 1979, Monday, Page 2 |
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| 22813 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel with "Mr Wiggle" a 60's era advertizing icon for Mr Wiggle brand gelatin. |
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| 22814 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel |
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| 22815 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel |
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| 22816 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel |
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| 22817 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel running. |
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| 22818 |
 | Scott Nagel
Scott Nagel |
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| 22819 |
 | Scott Nagel
Florida, St Petersburg, Dixie Hollins High School, 1981 |
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| 22820 |
 | Scott Nagel & Cupcake.
Scott Nagel & Cupcake. Cupcake is Boerboel (pronounced bower-bull), he is 3/4 south African mastiff and 1/4 cane courso (Italian mastiff) he is 9 months old and 117 pounds in this picture. |
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| 22821 |
 | Scott Nagel 2003.
Scott Nagel 2003. |
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| 22822 |
 | Scott Nagel 3 Months Old
Scott Nagel 3 Months Old |
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| 22823 |
 | Scott Nagel and Christopher Winkel.
Scott Nagel and Christopher Winkel. |
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| 22824 |
 | Scott Nagel Birthday
Scott Nagel Birthday |
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| 22825 |
 | Scott Nagel Christmas 1973
Scott Nagel Christmas 1973 |
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| 22826 |
 | Scott Nagel in London.
Scott Nagel in London |
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| 22827 |
 | Scott Nagel Navy
Scott Nagel Navy |
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| 22828 |
 | Scott Nagel on pogo stick.
Scott Nagel on pogo stick. |
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| 22829 |
 | Scott Nagel with Josh 1977.
Scott Nagel with Josh 1977. |
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| 22830 |
 | Scott Nagel, his Kids and friend Bridget.
Scott Nagel, his Kids and friend Bridget. |
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| 22831 |
 | Scott with Yeti statue.
Scott with Yeti statue. |
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| 22832 |
 | Scott, Debbie and Dolores Nagel.
Scott, Debbie and Dolores Nagel. |
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| 22833 |
 | Scott-Brigham Wedding.
The Alamanace Gleaner, Graham, North Carolina, Thursday, June 13, 1912. Page 3. |
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| 22834 |
 | Scott-Carpenter Marriage.
Scott-Carpenter Marriage. |
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| 22835 |
 | Scott-Holan Marriage.
Scott-Holan Marriage. |
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| 22836 |
 | Scott-Humphrey Marriage.
Scott-Humphrey Marriage. |
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| 22837 |
 | Scotty Stinger Badly Wounded
The Oelwein Daily Register (Oelwein, Iowa), 09 Oct 1944, Monday, Page 1 |
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| 22838 |
 | Scow Mary Jane.
During the 1810s Barnum hunted for fossils in the area of Alberta, Canada. Since there were no suitable established travel routes he traveled by barge on the Red Deer River.
Shown standing aboard the scow Mary Jane in 1911 are (Left to right) Henry Osborn, Fred Saunders cook from Stettler, Alberta and Brown. |
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| 22839 |
 | Scrimshaw.
The only thing worse than the work was the boredom. Days, weeks, maybe months would pass between hunts. When whaling ships encountered each other they would socialize, trade and share meals.
Another way of passing time was the art of scrimshaw. Whales teeth, bones, shells and other marine materials were carved or engraved. The earliest known example is a dated tooth in a London museum that carries the date "1817". The earliest written record was found in a ships log that noted that during a spell of no wind and thick fog, that “all hands employed scrimshonting (sic)." After engraving ink, soot, or tobacco was used to introduce contrast. While most carvings represented nautical topics, portraits were popular as well.
We now look at these as beautiful objects of art. The most popular medium was the tooth of a Sperm whale. The lower jaw containing the teeth would be set on the deck and left to rot until the teeth were loose enough to remove. Given that stench of their work permeated the entire ship and everything on it, it's likely no one notice the smell of a fifteen foot long rotting jaw. |
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| 22840 |
 | Sea Horse Pie Crimper.
In addition to engravings sailors carved a lot of objects. Pie crimpers were enormously popular. It's not hard to guess why. They missed the people they left behind and they missed edible food! Most whaling museums now have cases full of pie crimpers. The design was only limited by the imagination of the craftsman. While this seahorse strived for aesthetics some tended towards the practical and included a fork for venting the crust. |
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| 22841 |
 | Sea Hunt.
Lloyd was the lead in the TV show "Sea Hunt" which lasted for 4 seasons and 155 episodes from 1958 to 1961, |
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| 22842 |
 | Seabee Memorial.
The Seabee Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. |
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| 22843 |
 | Seabees.
Seabees. Naval slang which took hold. It originated from the abbreviation for "Construction Battalion". |
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| 22844 |
 | Sealab II Team 1.
Carpenter is in front, second from the left.
In 1963 Carpenter met explorer, Jacques Cousteau. After a conversation about sea exploration Cousteau suggested that Carpenter should try and join the Navy's SEALAB project. He sought out the permissions and obtained a leave of absence from NASA.
In July 1964 while in Bermuda training with the SEALAB team he was involved in a motorcycle accident and was injured such that he would eventually be grounded as a pilot.
In 1965, Carpenter spent 28 days living on the ocean floor off the coast of California. He suffered another injury when his right index finger was wounded by the toxic spines of a scorpion fish. The SEALAB II mission happened at the same time as Gordon Cooper's Gemini 5 mission, he and Carpenter held the first conversation between a craft in outer space and one on the ocean floor.
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| 22845 |
 | Sean Freese Charged With Murder
The Des Moines Register (Des Moines, Iowa) 07 Oct 2016, Friday, Page A6 |
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| 22846 |
 | Sean Freese Evaluation
Ottumwa Courier, June 20, 2017, Page 4 |
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| 22847 |
 | Sean Freese Gets Life
The Dispatch (Moline, Illinois), 16 Nov 2017, Thursday, Page A3 |
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| 22848 |
 | Sean Murray.
Sean Murray. |
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| 22849 |
 | Search for 60 Ft Schooner.
Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Saturday, January 29, 1955, page eight. |
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| 22850 |
 | Sears Family Plots.
Status: Located; Sears Family Plots. |
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