Launch Pad 39B Map Art
Pad 39B sits out on Merritt Island at Kennedy Space Center, the concrete apron that sent Apollo 10 around the moon, carried Skylab crews up, and later handled shuttle stacks before being rebuilt for the Space Launch System. City Prints rendered that hardware as a graphic: clean lines, the flame trench, the crawlerway, the geometry an engineer would recognize at a glance.
This print belongs to the City Prints Space series, which honors the early lunar missions alongside the facilities still flying today. It reads as a piece of design first and a piece of aerospace history second.
Every print is made to order at Map Shop. Options include:
- Unframed on 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper with a faint metallic shimmer
- Black polystyrene frame, left glassless to showcase the paper
- Genuine-wood frame with a bevel-cut acid-free mat under crystal-clear acrylic
- Gallery wrap stretched over heavy-gauge wood bars
All framed prints arrive with hanging hardware attached.











