Unknown/Generic Airship (N1A)

Hello Dave, I've been looking through your picture collection. Fantastic seeing those old pics, especially from Boston where my Dad worked for so many years with TWA. We lived on Soldiers Home Hill in Chelsea that overlooked Logan in East Boston. Great memories, and I'm thrilled you found out about cheaply recovering your old negatives. I'm sure they've fared well over the years. Old negatives are almost never touched or taken out of their protective envelope. I bet you get fantastic results if you sometime decide to print the negatives.
In addition to the old memories you've managed to capture the present also.
My wife saw the Goodyear Blimp flying today. And we've both seen it the last few months flying around here in Hollywood Florida.
And then I check the Activity Log for N1A and whattaya know! It was good ole N1A that's been flying around here, and you have a good picture of her.
Thanks for your wonderful work, Dave keep the uploads coming.
Logan was a big place, but did you ever know a Dick Myers who worked the ramps and then later worked for TWA at Logan until 1976? Silly question, I know, but you never know...

Richard- I was mostly a midnight shifter aircraft mechanic at Logan during my 23+ years there. I met quite a few TWA mechanics and parts room guys but never knew your friend. The new Goodyear N1A is a new Zeppelin. The picture I got was early morning before flight ops started, the Peanuts blimp came over the horizon and just hung there, like he wanted the Zeppelin to come out and play :). I am working on my older Logan pictures, will be sharing. Thanks!