The U.S. Space and Rocket Center has one of the largest collections of space artifacts in the world. Originating from an idea conceived by Saturn V designer and Marshall Space Flight Center director Werner von Braun, the center was created to preserve and archive the results of engineering challenges met and exceeded by the workers at Marshall, which adjoins the center. The SRC is also the original home of Space Camp, where thousands, young and old, have lived out dreams of astronaut training.

Mercury Trainer	Gemini #5143	Apollo CM-010	Apollo 16
Apollo BP-1150	Apollo BP JSC #4	Apollo BP-23	Lunar Module Trainer
Apollo BP-27	Lunar Module	Lunar Module Mockup	Orion Prototype
Orion Model	Mobile Quarantine Facility		Skylab 1
Skylab Trainer	Skylab Model	STS ET STS SRB (set)	STS Orbiter Model Pathfinder
Saturn V
Mercury Redstone	Saturn I	Saturn V Model

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Last Update on Friday, August 22, 2008