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Launch Complex 41, Cape Canaveral

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The Florida pad from which both Voyagers left the Earth, sixteen days apart in the late summer of 1977. It was built for the Titan family and in the 1970s flew the Titan IIIE with a Centaur upper stage — the combination used for the Viking Mars landers and for both Voyagers. The complex was later demolished down to its foundations and rebuilt for the Atlas V, and is now a working commercial and crewed launch site, so nothing of the structure the Voyagers left from remains standing.

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