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Where in the WORLD is the Cosmosphere?MUSEUMS WITH COSMOSPHERE ARTIFACTS ON DISPLAY: • Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum (McMinnville, OR)

• Cradle of Aviation Museum (East Garden City, NY)

• Space Foundation (Colorado Springs, CO)

• Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN)

• Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum (Abilene, KS)

• Great Lakes Aerospace and Science Center (Sheboygan, WI)

• United States Space and Rocket Center (Huntsville, AL)

• U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame (Titusville, FL)

• Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, PA)

• Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites (Indianapolis, IN)

• Children’s Museum of Indianapolis (Indianapolis, IN)

• Science Museum of Virginia (Richmond, VA)

• New Mexico Museum of Space History (Alamogordo, NM)

• Mid-America Air Museum (Liberal, KS)

• Reno County Museum (Hutchinson, KS)

• Oklahoma Museum of History (Oklahoma City, OK)

• Science Museum of London (London, England)

TRAVELING EXHIBITS UTILIZING OUR ARTIFACTS: • “NASA: A Human Adventure,” John Nurminen Events

(Milan, Italy)

• An Exhibition Group (Planetario Alfa, Monterrey, Mexico)

• American Museum of Natural History (awaiting new venue)

• “Cosmos Discovery” by JVS (Rome, Italy)

Restoration + Conservation

Replicas + Simulators

Artifact Rigging

Transportation + Installation

Display Case Fabrication

Artists + Craftsman

FOR MORE INFORMATION:Jack Graber V ICE PRES IDENT OF EXH IB ITS + TECHNOLOGY

jackg@cosmo.org620.665.9330

Top image: SpaceWorks Technician, Jim Harris, is machining a piece for the Lunar Rover’s high gain antennae.

Middle image: SpaceWorks Technician, Jerrad Alexander, is conserving and preserving a Saturn V F-1 engine injector plate.

Bottom image: SpaceWorks Technician, Jim Franko, works on replicating Apollo command module control panels.

Conservation: NASA Apollo Program Saturn V F-1 Engines

CONSERVATION

RESTORATION

REPLICATION

FABRICATION

NASA Saturn V F-1 EnginesFOR BEZOS EXPE D IT ION S , SE ATTLE , WA

Apollo 13 Command Module, OdysseyFOR NAT IONAL A IR A N D SPACE M USE UM , WASHINGTON, D.C .

Full Scale Apollo Command Module Control PanelFOR JVS GROU P, PRAG UE

Full Scale Apollo Command ModuleFOR JVS GROU P, PRAG UE

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Creativity, Craftsmanship and “Reverse Engineering” Thinking Make Up the SpaceWorks Team Since 1988, the team at SpaceWorks, a division of the Cosmosphere, has brought the highest standards of craftsmanship to artifact restoration, conservation, high fidelity replicas and more.

Their restoration work has helped to preserve the retrieved Saturn V F-1 engines from the Apollo program, the Liberty Bell 7 and the Odyssey—the Apollo 13 Command Module that calls the Cosmosphere home.

Because of the team’s extensive experience in conservation work, SpaceWorks clients are assured that exhibits are handled with the utmost care and highest professional quality. In addition, SpaceWorks has created custom display cases for artifacts in the galleries at the Cosmosphere as well as other museums and touring exhibits around the world. That same quality comes to the installation of exhibits.

From restoration and conservation, to fabrication and installation, SpaceWorks provides unparalleled experience and commitment to the highest standards in the museum industry. Tell us about your next project. Chances are, we can help!

On front cover: Full Scale Apollo Command Module Replication

“The Cosmosphere has a world-wide reputation for being the restoration center for the world” – General John Dailey, Director of The Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum

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