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6-4 October 2007 Archaeological Consultants, Inc. FACILITY NO. NAME DATE NRHP STATUS Payload Canisters (2) Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR2017 Retrieval Ship Liberty Star 1980-81 Eligible – Criterion A 8BR2019 Retrieval Ship Freedom Star 1980-81 Eligible – Criterion A 8BR2020 Mobile Launcher Platforms (3) 1967 Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR2021 K6-494 Rotation/Processing Building 1984 Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR1997 L6-247 SRB ARF Manufacturing Building 1986 Eligible – Criterion A 8BR1998 Historic Districts Newly Eligible within SSP Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF) Area Historic Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR1986 District (H.D.) Shuttle Runway 1976 Individually eligible and contributing to SLF Area H.D. - Criteria 8BR1987 A and C J6-2313 Landing Aids Control Building 1976 Individually eligible and contributing to SLF Area H.D. – Criterion 8BR1988 A J6-2262 Mate-Demate Device 1979 Individually eligible and contributing to SLF Area H.D. - Criteria 8BR1989 A and C Orbiter Processing Historic District Eligible - Criteria A and C 8BR1990 K6-894 Orbiter Processing Facility 1977 Individually eligible and contributing to Orbiter Processing H.D. - 8BR1991 Criteria A and C K6-696 Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3 (includes 1987 Individually eligible and contributing to Orbiter Processing H.D. - 8BR1992 the SSME Processing Facility) Criteria A and C K6-794 Thermal Protection System Facility 1988 Individually eligible and contributing to Orbiter Processing H.D. - 8BR1994 Criteria A and C SRB Disassembly and Refurbishment Complex Eligible - Criterion A 8BR1996 Historic District 66250 Hangar AF 1962 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2001 66251 High Pressure Gas Facility 1963 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2002 66240 High Pressure Wash Facility 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2003 66242 First Wash Building 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2004 66244 SRB Recovery Slip 1979 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2005 66310 SRB Paint Building 1984 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2006 66320 Robot Wash Building 1987 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2007 66249 Thrust Vector Control Deservicing Building 1985 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2008 FMSF NO. Space Shuttle Program Historic Properties 6-4 NASA Kennedy Space Center
6-5 October 2007 Archaeological Consultants, Inc. FACILITY NO. NAME DATE NRHP STATUS FMSF NO. 66340 Multi-Media Blast Facility 1992 Not individually eligible; contributes to SRB H.D. 8BR2009 Hypergolic Maintenance and Checkout Area Eligible – Criterion A 8BR2015 (HMCA) Historic District M7-961 Hypergol Module Processing North 1964 Individually eligible and contributing to HMCA H.D. – Criterion A 8BR1993 M7-1061 Hypergol Support Building 1964 Not individually eligible; contributes to HMCA H.D. 8BR2000 Individual Properties Previously Listed but Not Applicable within SSP M6-399 Headquarters Building 1965 Listed, but not applicable within SSP 8BR1691 M7-355 Operations and Checkout (O&C) Building 1964 Listed, but not applicable within SSP 8BR1693 Individual Properties Newly Evaluated as Ineligible and Non-contributing within the SSP J5-1197 SLF Air Traffic Control Tower 2003 Not eligible J6-2465 Flight Vehicle Support Building 2002 Not eligible K6-015 Convoy Vehicle Enclosure (T-Shelter) 2001 Not eligible K6-1547 Logistics Facility 1986 Not eligible J8-1564 Foam Building 1965 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39A H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J8-1565 Pump House 1964 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39A H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J8-1659 Compressed Air Building 1965 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39A H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J8-1753 Remote Air Intake Building 1965 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39A H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J8-1858 Azimuth Alignment Station 1965 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39A H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J7-242 Foam Building 1968 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39B H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J7-338 Compressed Air Building 1967 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39B H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J7-432 Remote Air Intake Building 1967 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39B H.D. (Previously contributing to H.D. within Apollo context) J7-537 Azimuth Alignment Station 1967 Not eligible and non-contributing to LC-39B H.D. (Previously Space Shuttle Program Historic Properties 6-5 NASA Kennedy Space Center
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Draft, December 2006 Archaeological
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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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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Aerial of Cra
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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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idge truck drive assemblies, each w
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Aerial view o
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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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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Shuttle Landi
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Location Map: Shuttle Landing Facil
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elevation, there are also two alumi
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Shuttle Landi
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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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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Orbiter Proce
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Photo 5. Orbiter Processing Facilit
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Photo 9. Space Shuttle Main Engine
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Location Map: Orbiter Processing Fa
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floor level, accessed by these stai
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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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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Hangar AF are
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Photo 5. Hangar AF, interior to sou
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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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Photo 7. SRB Processing facility, 1
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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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Photo 7. Parachute Refurbishment Fa
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NAME(S): Canister Rotation Facility
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PHOTOGRAPHS: Photo 1. Canister Rota
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Photo 5. Canister Rotation Facility
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Location Map: Canister Rotation Fac
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doors have seven latches spaced at
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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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Photo 5. Mission Specialist Stephen
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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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Photo 7. Mission Specialist Stephen
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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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SURVEY LOG SHEET ATTACHMENT Previou
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