The U.S. Space & Rocket Center exhibits a w:Saturn I (left, behind trees) and a much larger (and farther back) w:Saturn V mock-up along with a number of other rockets illustrating the history of United States space exploration. A ride in the foreground was built from an adapter cone from the flight model Saturn V not pictured.
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