Galileo Shuttlecraft from 'Star Trek' Relocated to Original Series Set Tour in New York
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The iconic Galileo shuttlecraft from 'Star Trek: The Original Series' has been relocated to the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour in Ticonderoga, New York, after a two-year restoration project led by superfan Adam Schneider. This shuttle, which appeared in seven episodes, was previously housed at the Johnson Space Center Museum in Houston, Texas, before its permanent loan to the tour.
This relocation is significant as it marks the 60th anniversary of the 'Star Trek' franchise, allowing fans to experience the shuttle in a meticulously recreated environment. The shuttle's new home features a specially constructed addition funded by a successful Kickstarter campaign, ensuring that this piece of sci-fi history is preserved and accessible to the public.
The opening weekend for the shuttle's display was held from September 18-20, 2026, attracting notable figures from the 'Star Trek' community. The shuttle's presence is expected to enhance tourism in the Lake George region, drawing fans eager to see this remarkable piece of television history in person. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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See the original Galileo shuttle from 'Star Trek' in its new home at the Original Series Set Tour in New York
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