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Stratoliner in 1st test flight [Newspaper clipping] (Item)

Newspaper clipping, "Stratoliner in 1st Test Flight," from unidentified newspaper, circa December 1938 or January 1939. The article describes the first test flight of the Boeing Model 307 Stratoliner, piloted by Edmund "Eddie" Allen with Julius Barr, Earl Ferguson, Harry West, and Arthur Gaylord as crewmembers.

[Dinner menu and program commemorating Charles A. Lindbergh's visit to Seattle, Washington on September 13, 1926] (Item)

Dinner menu and program commemorating Charles A. Lindbergh's visit to Seattle, Washington on September 13, 1926. Lindbergh's visit was part of his cross-country tour following his trans-Atlantic flight. The event was held at the Olympic Hotel. Six pages.

[Certificate of Honorable Achievement for Norah O'Neill, circa 2010] (Item)

Certificate of Honorable Achievement awarded to Norah O'Neill by the Women's Center at the University of Washington, circa 2010. Recognizes O'Neill for her "distinguished contribution to the advancement of women's history in the State of Washington."

Air raid instructions [Memo to Flight and Aeronautics area, Boeing Plant 2, January 1942] (Item)

Memo to Flight and Aeronautics area, Boeing Plant 2, subject: "Air raid instructions," January 1942. Describes the emergency procedures for air raids and air raid drills. Two (2) typed pages.

Bill Cook's early years [Eulogy] (Item)

Eulogy titled "Bill Cook's early years," written by William H. Cook, Jr.'s daughter, Tandy Cook Hennings, April 30, 2012. Describes Cook's childhood, school years, and lifelong interest in aviation. The eulogy was given at a memorial celebration held at The Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Five (5) typed pages.

Bill Cook's outdoor adventures [Eulogy] (Item)

Eulogy titled "Bill Cook's outdoor adventures," written by Boeing test pilot Richard K. "Buzz" Nelson, April 30, 2012. Describes William H. Cook, Jr.'s outdoor hobbies, including flying, camping, and fishing. The eulogy was given at a memorial celebration held at The Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Three (3) typed pages.

Bill Cook's Boeing career [Eulogy] (Item)

Eulogy titled "Bill Cook's Boeing career," written by Richard W. "Dick" Taylor, April 30, 2012. Describes William H. Cook, Jr.'s work at Boeing and his involvement in various aircraft projects. The eulogy was given at a memorial celebration held at The Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Three (3) typed pages.

Bill Cook's family life [Eulogy] (Item)

Eulogy titled "Bill Cook's family life," written by William H. Cook, Jr.'s son, Wyatt Cook, April 30, 2012. Describes Cook's family life and shares personal anecdotes about the Cook family. The eulogy was given at a memorial celebration held at The Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Five (5) typed pages.

[Pages from William H. Cook, Jr.'s pilot logbook, 1936-1937] (Item)

Select pages from one of William H. Cook, Jr.'s pilot logbooks, 1936-1937. Includes aircraft and flight details, such as dates, locations, license numbers, and remarks. One page includes a notarized statement regarding Cook's flight time. Frequent locations include Seattle, Washington, Spokane, Washington, and Missoula, Montana. Three (3) pages.Part of "Private pilot log book no. 1," 1935-1946.

[Pages from William H. Cook, Jr.'s pilot logbook, 1950s-1960s] (Item)

Select pages from one of William H. Cook, Jr.'s pilot logbooks, circa 1950s-1960s. Includes aircraft and flight details such as dates, locations, and remarks. Entries document trips made by Cook and Richard L. Rouzie in Cook's Grumman G-44 Widgeon. Also includes an inspection stamp indicating that the Widgeon passed its annual inspection. Four (4) pages.Stamp reads: "I certify that this airplane…

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