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6-2 October 2007 Archaeological Consultants, Inc. Table 6.1. List of Surveyed Assets at NASA KSC. FACILITY NO. NAME DATE NRHP STATUS Individual Properties Previously Listed (Apollo context) and Eligible within the Space Shuttle Program (SSP) K6-848 Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) 1964 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1684 K6-900 Launch Control Center (LCC) 1966 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1685 UK-008 Crawlerway 1964 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1689 Crawler Transporters (2) 1965 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1688 Press Site :Clock and Flagpole 1969 Listed and applicable within SSP – Criterion A 8BR1690 Historic Districts Previously Listed (Apollo context) and Eligible within the SSP Launch Complex 39: Pad A Historic District 1965-85 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1686 Previously contributing within the Apollo context and newly applicable within SSP 1966 Individually eligible and contributing to LC-39A H.D. - Criteria A 8BR1995 J8-1708 Launch Complex 39: Pad A and C J8-1462 High Pressure GH2 Facility 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2094 J8-1502 LOX Facility 1966 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2095 J8-1503 Operations Support Building A-1 1966 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2096 J8-1512 Camera Pad A No. 1 1966 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2097 J8-1513 LH2 Facility 1966 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2098 J8-1553 Electrical Equipment Building No. 2 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2099 J8-1554 Camera Pad No. 6 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2100 J8-1563 Electrical Equipment Building No. 1 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2101 J8-1614 Operations Support Building A-2 1966 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2102 J8-1703 Slidewire Termination Facility 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2103 J8-1707 Water Chiller Building 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2104 J8-1714 Camera Pad A No.2 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2105 J8-1956 Camera Pad A No. 4 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D 8BR2106 J8-1961 Camera Pad A No. 3 1965 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2107 Newly contributing within the SSP J8-1610 Water Tank 1980 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2108 J8-1611 Flare Stack 1985 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2109 J8-1811 Electrical Equipment Building No. 3 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2110 FMSF NO. Space Shuttle Program Historic Properties 6-2 NASA Kennedy Space Center
6-3 October 2007 Archaeological Consultants, Inc. FACILITY NAME DATE NRHP STATUS NO. J8-1856 Electrical Equipment Building No. 4 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2111 J8-1862 Hypergol Oxidizer Facility 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2112 J8-1906 Hypergol Fuel Facility 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39A H.D. 8BR2113 Launch Complex 39: Pad B Historic District 1967-85 Listed and applicable within SSP - Criteria A and C 8BR1687 Previously contributing within the Apollo context and newly applicable within SSP 1967 Individually eligible and contributing to LC-39B H.D. - Criteria A 8BR2010 J7-337 Launch Complex 39: Pad B and C J7-132 Operations Support Building B-1 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2114 J7-140 High Pressure GH2 Facility 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2115 J7-182 LOX Facility 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2116 J7-183 Camera Pad B No. 6 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2117 J7-191 Camera Pad B No. 1 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2118 J7-192 LH2 Facility 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2119 J7-231 Electrical Equipment Building No. 2 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2120 J7-241 Electrical Equipment Building No. 1 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2121 J7-243 Operations Support Building B-2 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2122 J7-331 Slidewire Termination Facility 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2123 J7-342 Camera Pad B No. 2 1967 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2124 J7-385 Water Chiller Building 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2125 J7-584 Camera Pad B No. 4 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2126 J7-589 Camera Pad B No. 3 1968 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D 8BR2127 Newly contributing within the SSP J7-240 Flarestack 1985 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2128 J7-288 Water Tank 1981 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2129 J7-490 Hypergol Oxidizer Facility 1981 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2130 J7-491 Electrical Equipment Building No. 3 1981 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2131 J7-534 Hypergol Fuel Facility 1981 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2132 J7-535 Electrical Equipment Building No. 4 1981 Not individually eligible; contributes to LC-39B H.D. 8BR2133 Individual Properties Newly Eligible within SSP M7-657 Parachute Refurbishment Facility 1964 Eligible – Criterion A 8BR2014 M7-777 Canister Rotation Facility 1993 Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR2016 FMSF NO. Space Shuttle Program Historic Properties 6-3 NASA Kennedy Space Center
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NAME(S): Vehicle Assembly Building
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Projecting from the south elevation
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years, Criteria Consideration G app
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Photo 3. Space Shuttle vehicle in V
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Photo 7. VAB upon completion, 1966.
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Photo 11. Atlantis being brought in
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NAME(S): Launch Control Center (LCC
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metal swing doors, providing access
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Program is the longest running Amer
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Photo 3. Aerial view of LCC constru
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Location Map: Launch Control Center
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altitude are maneuvered by small se
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Crawler Trans
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Photo 5. Aerial view of the Crawler
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NAME(S): Crawlerway FACILITY NO.: N
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Photo 5. Crawlerway, MLP refurbishm
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Photo 9. MLP with SRBs at Crawlerwa
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the construction of a space station
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Photo 3. Space Shuttle Discovery fr
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NAME(S): Launch Complex 39: Pad A H
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• Azimuth Alignment Station (J8-1
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poured concrete slab foundations an
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Photo 3. LC 39A, Camera Pad A No. 1
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Photo 7. Aerial view of Launch Comp
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Photo 11. STS-3, Space Shuttle Colu
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Photo 15. Electrical storm just hou
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NAME(S): Launch Complex 39: Pad A F
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tank (ET) gaseous hydrogen vent arm
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Figure 1. Schematic drawing of Laun
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Photo 3. Launch Pad 39A, rail track
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Photo 7. Aerial view of Launch Comp
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Location Map: Launch Pad 39A, denot
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weather protection structures, a SR
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Photo 5. Launch Complex 39B, facing
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Photo 9. STS-26 “Return to Flight
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Location Map: Launch Complex 39: Pa
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DESCRIPTION: LP 39B is comprised of
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specially designed and constructed
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Launch Pad 39
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Photo 5. Launch Pad 39B, Flame Tren
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Photo 9. STS-31, Space Shuttle Disc
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NAME(S): Shuttle Landing Facility (
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programs, the emphasis was on cost
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Photo 3. Aerial view of VAB area, w
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NAME(S): Shuttle Landing Facility (
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Location Map: Shuttle Landing Facil
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elevation, there are also two alumi
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Location Map: Landing Aids Control
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flooring. The towers have cross-bra
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Mate-Demate D
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Photo 5. Orbiter Endeavour ready to
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NAME(S): Orbiter Processing Histori
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y a steel frame. The SSMEPF, which
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Orbiter Proce
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Photo 5. Aerial view of Orbiter Pro
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Location Map: Orbiter Processing Hi
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was designed, which extended from t
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significance for the OPF is from 19
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Photo 3. Orbiter Processing Facilit
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Photo 7. Aerial view of Orbiter Pro
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NAME(S): Orbiter Processing Facilit
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finished floor (aff), are crane rai
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Photo 9. Space Shuttle Main Engine
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Location Map: Orbiter Processing Fa
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Thermal Prote
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Photo 5. Thermal Protection System
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NAME(S): Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)
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The SRB Recovery Slip is located al
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Photo 9. Robot Wash Building, south
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Photo 13. SRB Paint Building, north
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Location Map: Solid Rocket Booster
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of four, 60-inch by 42-inch metal l
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Rotation/Proc
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Photo 5. Rotation/Processing Buildi
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Photo 9. Aerial view showing RPSF,
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Location Map: Rotation/Processing B
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The north elevation contains the ma
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As such, the SRB ARF Manufacturing
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Photo 3. SRB ARF, preparation area.
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NAME(S): Parachute Refurbishment Fa
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INTEGRITY: The Parachute Refurbishm
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Photo 3. Parachute Refurbishment Fa
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NAME(S): Canister Rotation Facility
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Location Map: Canister Rotation Fac
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NAME(S): Hypergolic Maintenance and
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. View showing
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Location Map: Hypergolic Maintenanc
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opens onto the roof of the annex. F
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Photo 3. Platform Level 1, HMP (Nor
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Location Map: Hypergol Module Proce
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position aft of the ship to the hip
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Retrieval Shi
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NAME(S): Retrieval Ship Freedom Sta
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The forecastle deck, or Deck 01, si
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Photo 3. Retrieval Vessel, Freedom
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NAME(S): Mobile Launcher Platform (
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flight-ready Space Shuttle vehicle
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Photo 3. MLP during renovations for
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Photo 7. MLP at Launch Pad 39A, dur
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