Apollo 16 CSM is on display here. Nicknamed "Casper", Astronauts John Young and Charles Duke brought back 211 lbs of Moon rock. Ken Mattingly also conducted experiments while in lunar orbit.
Apollo 15 CSM is on display here. Known as call sign, "Endeavor", Astronauts David Scott, James Irwin, and Alfred Worden were carried to the moon onboard. Also 1st use of Lunar Rover on Apollo Mission
Apollo 14 CSM call sign "Kitty Hawk", is on display here. Apollo 14 actually landed at the aborted Apollo 13 landing site, Fra Mauro. Alan Shepard famously hit 2 golf balls on final day on the moon
Apollo 13 CSM, "Odyssey", is on display here. Odyssey's shell was displayed in Paris, while the interior was used for investigation, ending up on display in Louisville, KY, before being reassembled.
Apollo 12 CSM, " Yankee Clipper" resides here on display. As part of the rivalry between the all Navy crew, and the all Air Force back-up crew, playmate photo's made it into mission checklists.
Apollo 11 CSM "Columbia" is on display here.Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to step foot on another celestial body outside earth. "That's one small step for man..."
Apollo 10 CSM, call sign "Charlie Brown" is on display here. After Apollo 10, NASA required "dignified" names for command and lunar modules. This "rule" lasted until Apollo 16, when "Casper" was used.
Apollo 9 Command Service Module, call sign "Gumdrop" is on display here. Gumdrop was the first named spacecraft since the first manned Gemini mission. The crew picked Gumdrop, because of the shape.
Apollo 8 CSM is on display here. Launched 12/21/1698, Apollo 8 became the first manned spacecraft to leave low-earth orbit, first to reach the moon and orbit, and the first to see the whole planet.
Apollo 7's CSM is on display here. Apollo 7 was the first manned spaceflight after the Apollo 1 fire that killed the crew. Also, this mission marked the first time a US spacecraft had 3 crew members.
Launch Pad 34 is where the Apollo 1 Fire took place. A cabin fire during a launch pad test killed all three crew members: Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee. It now serves as a memorial to them.
