Collection: Goddard Project

Goddard “Nell” pin.

The world is celebrating Robert Goddard and his early rocket, “Nell”. The First Launch happened 100 years ago, on March 16, 1926.

Launched on March 16, 1926, in Auburn, Massachusetts, "Nell" was the world's first liquid-fueled rocket, developed by Dr. Robert H. Goddard. The flight lasted 2.5 seconds, reaching a height of 41 feet and traveling 184 feet, proving the viability of liquid propulsion.

Author: Milton Lehman Dr. Robert H. Goddard faced ridicule, failure, and countless obstacles to launch the world's first liquid-fueled rocket — and at that moment, he changed everything. This is the story of the dreamer who made space possible. This book is a testament to the power of big dreams and the people who pursue them. Goddard showed the world that one courageously followed idea can open entire worlds. Includes excerpts from Carl Sagan's celebrated essay "A Cherry Tree to Mars" — a tribute from one visionary to another.

The world is celebrating Robert Goddard and his early rocket, “Nell”. The First Launch happened 100 years ago, on March 16, 1926. Mug is ceramic 11oz. Color is Black with the Goddard Centennial brand on the front.

The world is celebrating Robert Goddard and his early rocket, “Nell”. The First Launch happened 100 years ago, on March 16, 1926.

Authors: Kevin Schindler and Charles SlatkinForeword: Jim Lovell Relying heavily on resources from Worcester-based research archives and libraries, Schindler and Slatkin have curated a rich collection of historical images that vividly illustrate Robert Goddard’s visionary life and his enduring connection to Massachusetts.

The history of rockets starts smaller than you think. This print spotlights Robert Goddard’s “NELL” (1926), the first liquid-fueled rocket to make a successful flight, diagrammed and labeled like a proper mission briefing, with all key components. Printed digitally with Epson inks on archival Red River Satin White, the artwork is defined by its size and includes an excess white border for trimming or for use with a matte board.

The world is celebrating Robert Goddard and his early rocket, “Nell”. The First Launch happened 100 years ago, on March 16, 1926. The sticker is vinyl and good for indoor/outdoor use. Measures 4" tall.

T-shirt features the SLS rocket stack that will deliver humans to the moon for the first time in 50+ years. Includes the years it is expected to fly, from 2022 to the 2030s.

T-shirt features the Saturn V rocket that delivered the first humans to the Moon; Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins in lunar orbit. Includes the years it operated, from 1967 to the 1973. It is also labeled with the missions it delivered: Apollo and Skylab.

T-shirt features the SLS rocket stack that will deliver humans to the Moon for the first time in 50+ years. Includes the years it is expected to fly, from 2022 to the 2030s.

T-shirt features the Saturn V rocket that delivered the first humans to the Moon; Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins in lunar orbit. Includes the years it operated, from 1967 to the 1973. It is also labeled with the missions it delivered: Apollo and Skylab.

The history of rockets is showcased in four eras: The Cold War, Apollo, The Shuttle Years, and the Modern Age. It begins with Archytas’ steam-powered pigeon and spans to today’s Starship Super Heavy and SLS, with each rocket dated and defined a key below. Printed digitally with Epson on archival Red River Satin White, your artwork is defined by its size but includes an excess white border for trimming or utilized for use with a matte board.

T-shirt features the Starship Heavy Stack. The rocket that has yet to deliver anything to space, but Elon Musk expects it to do great things. Labeled from the first successful test in 2025 to when it is expected to be fully operational through the 2030s.

A bold, graphic illustration tracing the full journey of the American space program to the moon — from Gemini rocket launches to Apollo moonwalks and splashdown returns. This striking 16×20 print features 13 sequential comic-style panels set against a deep black background, capturing every dramatic milestone. Created for Buffalo Games in 2020 by Chop Shop, it's the perfect statement piece for any space enthusiast, collector, or fan of retro aerospace art. Printed digitally with Epson on archival Red River Satin White, your artwork is defined by its size but includes an excess white border for trimming or utilized for use with a matte board.