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Accession No. PA.2002.0030: Philip K. Swartz, 2002 May; Accession No. PA.2003.0001: Philip K. Swartz, 2003 February; Accession No. PA.2009.0012: Philip K. Swartz, 2009 September; Accession No. PA.2018.0011: Philip K. Swartz, 2008 April
[identification of item], Philip K. Swartz Papers, SPEC.PA.56.0132, Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Archival Program, Ohio State University
Contains audiocassettes, compact discs, and DVDs.
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Processed by: Karen Glenn, 2018 September; Finding aid written by: Karen Glenn, 2018 September
Philip K. Swartz Jr. graduated from Darthmouth College in 1954 and medical school at Temple University in 1958. He entered the Navy Medical Corps in 1960. He was stationed in Antarctica as Officer in Charge of South Pole Station during Operation Deep Freeze 61 from 1960-1961, and was part of the 20-member wintering-over party.
The Philip K. Swartz Papers contain compact disc reproductions of 35mm slides, and DVD reproductions of 8mm film footage taken by Philip Swartz while he was serving in the U.S. Navy Medical Corp in Antarctica during Operation Deep Freeze 61 from 1960-1961. A separate narration transcript for the slide and film presentations and a printout of thumbnails of the slides is also included. The collection also contains an oral history with Swartz conducted by Brian Shoemaker on May 2, 2003, focusing on Swartz's time in Antarctica. Oral history materials include audiocassette recordings, interview notes, and transcripts. All collection materials date from 2002-2009.
(5) DVDs
(4) compact discs
(3) audiocassettes
(3) audiocassettes