Facilities at the Kennedy Space Center are directly related to its mission to launch and recover missions. Facilities are available to prepare and maintain spacecraft and payloads for flight. The Headquarters (HQ) Building houses offices for the Center Director, library, film and photo archives, a print shop and security.Headquarters Building (HQ) . Science.ksc.nasa.gov. Retrieved on May 5, 2012. When the KSC Library first opened, it was part of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency. However, in 1965, the library moved into three separate sections in the newly opened NASA headquarters before eventually becoming a single unit in 1970. The library contains over four million items related to the history and the work at Kennedy. As one of ten NASA center libraries in the country, their collection focuses on engineering, science, and technology. The archives contain planning documents, film reels, and original photographs covering the history of KSC. The library is not open to the public but is available for KSC, Space Force, and Navy employees who work on site. Many of the media items from the collection are digitized and available through NASA's KSC Media Gallery or through their more up-to-date Flickr gallery.
Facilities at the Kennedy Space Center are directly related to its mission to launch and recover missions Facilities are available to prepare and maintain spacecraft and payloads for flight The Headquarters (HQ) Building houses offices for the Center Director library film and photo archives a print shop and securityHeadquarters Building (HQ)  Sciencekscnasagov Retrieved on May 5 2012 When the KSC Library first opened it was part of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency However in 1965 the library moved into three separate sections in the newly opened NASA headquarters before eventually becoming a single unit in 1970 The library contains over four million items related to the history and the work at Kennedy As one of ten NASA center libraries in the country their collection focuses on engineering science and technology The archives contain planning documents film reels and original photographs covering the history of KSC The library is not open to the public but is available for KSC Space Force and Navy employees who work on site Many of the media items from the collection are digitized and available through NASA's KSC Media Gallery or through their more up-to-date Flickr gallery