Space View Park & Space Walk of Fame Titusville, Florida Broad Street at the Indian River Lagoon U.S. Space Walk of Fame Monument to the Space Shuttle Workers and Astronauts Dedication: November 1, 2014 at 10:00am Click for more details on the SWOF Museum website. Have your name or the name of a loved one engraved before the dedication. Shuttle Monument engravings available for $100 each. Please click here. September, 2014 August 9, 2014 Putting the stainless in place. For more photos, click here to go to their Facebook page. Each panel features one of the Shuttles, its Name Origin and its Flight History, plus details about an aspect of the space program. ENTERPRISE Shuttle Program Major NASA and Contractor Sites COLUMBIA Typical Space Shuttle Missions CHALLENGER Space Shuttle Processing DISCOVERY Space Shuttle Ground Operations - 1 ATLANTIS Space Shuttle Ground Operations - 2 ENDEAVOUR Space Shuttle Ground Operations - 3 The first and only Walk in the nation that honors America's astronauts as well as the men and women behind the scenes who helped America lead the world in space exploration. The U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of the U. S. Space Program through its Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and future Shuttle monuments in Space View Park and the free Space Walk of Fame Museum. The monuments and museum honor the men and women who made the space program possible and the astronauts who flew the missions. For more information, call the U.S. Space Walk of Fame Museum at 321-264-0434, open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 5 at 308 Pine Street in Downtown Titusville. Click for an enlargement with details. Click for monument enlargements. Mercury Space Project Gemini Space Project Space Shuttle Project Sunset at Space View Park A corner of Space View Park Apollo Space Project View of the VAB Entrance to the Veterans Memorial Space Walk of Fame Museum       ••       To locate a name on the pylons: Using the QR app on a smart phone, scan the QR codes found near the monuments. Dedication of Apollo Monument in Space View Park, Downtown Titusville Friday, July 17, 2009 -- 10:00am Before Crowd gathering Sandy Storm, sculptor Special guest tent The unveiling President Kennedy sculpture Alan Shepard pylon The Apollo monument designed by artist Sandy Storm of Merritt Island was built to honor the space workers and astronauts of the Apollo Program who made exploring the moon a reality. Twelve bronze panels will surround the base of the monument telling the Apollo story. On permanent display at Apollo are bronzed handprints of all the living Apollo Astronauts, where young and old alike can put their hands in the handprints of men who walked on the moon. Raised bronze profiles, by artist Sandy Storm, are there for those astronauts who have died. Space View Park A 2002 Retrospective This is probably the very best place to view a Space Shuttle Launch. "Old timers" are often here and happy to talk. The U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation raises funds by selling souvenirs. You know what is happening through the live NASA news feed over loud speakers. It's a thrilling experience to share the drama with hundreds of Space enthusiasts. Click on any picture above to start the virtual tour. Rocket Launch Viewing Please join us at Space View Park ... The best spot in Titusville to witness a shuttle launch! Nearby Space Museum Restrooms No admission or parking fees Other Launch Viewing Sites The Bust and a Panel that have become part of the Space Walk of Fame's Monument to Project Apollo Kennedy Bust - 2003 Museum Panel - 2003 Museum Space Walk of Fame Continuation Shuttle program monument is under construction. VISIT our Space Walk of Fame Museum Feb., 2005 - Boeing Grant for Apollo Monument       More Foundation details here. VISIT U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation Website BACK to Places to Go - Things to Do BACK to North Brevard Business Directory HomePage 7/1/02.