Caroline Lachmann-Spivak was a Sikorsky S-58T copilot for New York Helicopter, a company that offered air sightseeing tours of New York City, mostly over Central Park and the Statue of Liberty. Spivak flew out of Garden City, Long Island, New York and the 34th Street Heliport, New York City. After leaving New York Helicopters, she got her instrument rating and moved to Alaska where she worked for ERA / Alaska Helicopters.

NASM.2007.0028

Arranged and described by Patricia Williams, 2006. Encoded by Jessamyn Lloyd, 2020.

Lachmann-Spivak, Caroline

1989-2004

Caroline Lachmann-Spivak, Gift, 2006, NASM.2007.0028

0.05 Cubic feet (1 folder)

This collection is in English.

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Collection descriptions

Archival materials

Photographs

Collection is in original order.

This collection consists of eight color snapshots relating to Caroline Lachmann-Spivak and her piloting career. Four of the photographs show the New York Helicopter Sikorsky S-58T that Spivak was piloting. Three of the images were taken in the cockpit showing Spivak piloting above New York City. The last image shows Spivak and four other women authors promoting Jenifer Fratzke's book, Alaska's Women Pilots: Contemporary Portraits.

Photographs

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Caroline Lachmann-Spivak Photographs, NASM.2007.0028, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

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