Welcome to Spaceaholic. This site is the online documentation of the private collection of space artifacts owned by Scott Schneeweis.

Thank you for visiting my site. I have been collecting for several years now; primarily motivated by the desire to affiliate and learn more about the U.S. Space Program; to educate, preserve and provide hands-on access to artifacts to youth and institutions, while offering a potential source of reference for others similarly interested.

My preeminent objective is in the preservation of America’s early space heritage. As such I am proactively engaged in acquisition of spacecraft flight vehicle components, subsystems (both prototype and production representative flight hardware), launch system flight hardware, rocket propulsion systems, models and documentation from the U.S. Space Program.

Please feel free to start exploring the collection by clicking browse above, or clicking any of the artifact photographs on this page.

Left: Rocket Engine, RS-18, Valve Package Assembly (VPA), Lunar Module (LM) Ascent Stage

Welcome to Spaceaholic. This site is the online documentation of the private collection of space artifacts owned by Scott Schneeweis.

Thank you for visiting my site. I have been collecting for several years now; primarily motivated by the desire to affiliate and learn more about the U.S. Space Program; to educate, preserve and provide hands-on access to artifacts to youth and institutions, while offering a potential source of reference for others similarly interested.

My preeminent objective is in the preservation of America’s early space heritage. As such I am proactively engaged in acquisition of spacecraft flight vehicle components, subsystems (both prototype and production representative flight hardware), launch system flight hardware, rocket propulsion systems, models and documentation from the U.S. Space Program.

Please feel free to start exploring the collection by clicking browse above, or clicking any of the artifact photographs on this page.

Left: Lithium Hydroxide (LiOH) Canister, Apollo Command Module, Block II