Goddard Collection (#2)

GODDARD: WORKSHOP, 1927. Henry Sachs assembling a rocket with a parachute in Robert Goddards workshop. Photograph, 1927

ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD (1862-1945). American physicist. With the first liquid-propellant rocket to take flight, 16 March 1926, at Auburn, Massachusettes. Oil over a photograph from the same year

ROBERT GODDARD & ROCKET. Robert Hutchings Goddard (1882-1945) on stepladder, directing adjustmensts on one of his rockets at his research center near Roswell, New Mexico: oil over a photograph, 1940

ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD. (1882-1945) at left, and assistants Jungquist, Kisk and Mansur checking the fuel pumps of a rocket at the research center near Roswell, New Mexico: oil over a photograph

ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD. (1882-1945) fourth from left, and assistants L. Mansur, A.Kisk, C. Mansur, and N.L. Jungquist holding the rocket used in the flight of 19 April 1932

Robert Hutchings Goddard, 1882-1945

DIGGING OUT. BY G. B. GODDARD, 1873
" DIGGING OUT." BY G.B. GODDARD, 1873

Portrait of Anne Goddard Williams Hope, Charles Howard Hodges, John & Josiah Boydell, 1788

ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD (1882-1945). American physicist. Photographed loading a bazooka with a projectile, c1918

WILLIAM GODDARD (1740-1817). American printer and publisher. Lithograph, early 19th century

GODDARD: POST OFFICE, 1774. William Goddards proposal for a Constitutional Post Office as it appeared in Goddards Maryland Journal of 2 July 1774

Advertisement by Nicholas Brown and Company for the purchase of horses (Narragansett pacers) to be shipped to Suriname
RHODE ISLAND: TRADE, 1764. Advertisement by Nicholas Brown and Company for the purchase of horses (Narragansett pacers) to be shipped to Suriname, the Dutch colony in South America

The test results of Robert Goddards rocket launch, 24 June 1941
GODDARD: ROCKET RESULTS. The test results of Robert Goddards rocket launch, 24 June 1941

(1882-1945). American physicist. Engraved patent drawing for a Goddard rocket, 1914
ROBERT HUTCHINGS GODDARD (1882-1945). American physicist. Engraved patent drawing for a Goddard rocket, 1914

Hubble Space Telescope control room
Hubble Space Telescope mission control. Overview of the Mission Operations Room (MOR) for the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) at NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center, Maryland

Rocket pioneer, Robert H. Goddard
Dr Robert H. Goddard, the American rocket pioneer, photographed in 1915 holding a steel combustion chamber & rocket nozzle

Portrait of American physicist, Robert Goddard
Portrait of Robert Goddard (1882-1945), American physicist and pioneer of liquid-fuelled rockets. This photograph was taken when Goddard was 42 years old, teaching at Clark University

Tatler front-cover: Paulette Goddard
Paulette Goddard, the American film actress in the role of Mrs Cheveley, during the filming of Oscar Wildes An Ideal Husband at the London Film Studios at Shepperton

The Old and the New Rubbing Wheels : Coaching Days and Moto
A street scene from 1927 showing a the Old Berkeley, a stage coach operated by Messrs. Claud F. Goddard and Bertram Mills from London to Box Hill through the summer

Goddards Moon Project
American engineer GODDARD proposes to reach the Moon by rocket ship : illustration shows the vessel approaching the crater of Plato

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"Goddard: A Journey Through Time and Talent" In the final scene of the iconic film "Modern Times" from 1936, Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard captivated audiences with their timeless performances. Their on-screen chemistry left an indelible mark on cinematic history. At Goodwood, England, the Emeryson Jaguar roared to life, showcasing the power and elegance of this magnificent machine. The spirit of adventure filled the air as drivers pushed boundaries in pursuit of victory. The West Indies Cricket Team embarked on a historic tour in 1957, leaving their signatures etched in cricketing folklore. With skillful strokes and unwavering determination, they brought glory to their nation. Robert Goddard, an American physicist whose brilliance knew no bounds, revolutionized rocketry. Alongside his dedicated assistants at the research center near Roswell, New Mexico in 1940, he meticulously checked fuel pumps that would propel humanity into space. On board the motor ship Venus during a winter's tale voyage, stories unfolded against a backdrop of breathtaking vistas. Each moment captured hearts as passengers embraced both love and adventure amidst icy landscapes. Motor racing enthusiasts were transported back to the thrilling era of the 1950s when speed ruled supreme. The roar of engines echoed through time as Alberto Ascari triumphantly crossed Stowe Corner's finish line in his works Ferrari 500 at British Grand Prix. In another captivating scene from "Modern Times, " Mrs Sloper found solace alongside her children amidst challenging circumstances at Sheffield Workhouse turned Northern General Hospital. Her resilience became an inspiration for generations to come. Alberto Ascari's victory was just one chapter among many written by motorsport legends who fearlessly pursued greatness. These courageous individuals defied limits and carved their names into history with every turn of the wheel. From silver screens to cricket fields; from scientific breakthroughs to heartwarming tales.