Introduction
Artifacts of Apollo Esteemed as rare or precious, treasure is the fitting description of the items found in this gallery. Medals, prototypes and training gear tell the story of astronauts bound for the moon in this Smithsonian affiliated exhibit. From Alan Shepard’s moon dust covered spacesuit to the Apollo 14 crew capsule, see authentic artifacts of the Apollo moon missions.
Attraction Details
  • include with admission tag Included With Admission
  • transport Only accessible via the Kennedy Space Center Bus Tour
  • Hours icon Allow 15 minutes
  • transport Return shuttle buses leave Apollo/Saturn V Center every 15 minutes and travel 20 minutes to the main visitor complex
  • page detail Wheelchair Accessible
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Gallery
Astronauts Edgar Mitchell (L) and Alan Shepard (R) in their Apollo 14 spacesuits in 1970

Astronauts Edgar Mitchell (L) and Alan Shepard (R) in their Apollo 14 spacesuits in 1970.

A mother and son stare at a Moon Rock at display at the Apollo Saturn V Center
The crew of Apollo 14 sits next to their Command Module after re-entry in 1971.

The crew of Apollo 14 sits next to their Command Module after re-entry in 1971.

Apollo Capsule at the Apollo Treasures Gallery

The Command Module from Apollo 14, on display in the Treasures Gallery.

Children stare in awe at the Space Suit designs in the Treasures Gallery
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