Scott J. Frisch Collection

Scott J. Frisch Collection

The Scott J. Frisch Collection depicts a unique look of the development of space exploration in America including Apollo, Saturn, Titan, Skylab, Space Shuttle, the International Space Program, NOAA and major aerospace companies.

In 1978, Scott J. Frisch graduated Cum Laude with a B. S. in Space Sciences from the Florida Institute of Technology. He worked at the Kennedy Space Center until 1986, followed by positions at Lockheed Martin, McDonnell Douglas, Martin Marietta, Boeing, General Dynamics and General Electric. As a Senior Systems/Software Analyst and Test Engineer, Scott developed numerous software applications.

The Scott J. Frisch Collection contains documents produced during the development of NASA and the aerospace industry during the 1980’s, 1990’s and early 2000’s. Engineering booklets, fact sheets, newsletters, NASA photographs, artwork inspired by the cosmos, physical objects, memorabilia, documents and personal journals depict the historical significance of the early space programs. Publications consist of Space Center visitor guides, educational booklets, corporate reports, and technical information containing advanced engineering and scientific documentation.