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Built next to the Lancaster airport in 1969 to commemorate Apollo 11. The three lakes within are named Aldrin, Armstrong and Collins.
My Sister's dog, a standard Poodle Apollo. He's half blind and getting old.. but he still looks adorable.
The City of Tomball joined in a Houston-area 50th anniversary celebration of the Apollo moon landing.
Adam and his friend Phil went to watch Jimmy Carr at the Apollo and I had to drive over and pick them up. So took the camera to grab a shot.
Apollo 9 astronauts (left to right) Russell L. Schweickart, Colonel David Scott, and Colonel James McDivitt stand in front of a mockup of the Apollo lunar module, outside Grumman Aircraft Plant 25 in Bethpage.
Date: January 25, 1969
Long Island Daily Press
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The City of Tomball joined in a Houston-area 50th anniversary celebration of the Apollo moon landing.
This is no mock-up. This is the ACTUAL Apollo launch control just as it was in the 1960s & 70s when the Apollo program was in full bloom. The men who sat at these consoles changed the world.
Liz and I ventured to Kennedy Space Center for our nerdy Valentine's day date. Cool, huh? We wanted to be different.
An Apollo command module, which was launch on the Saturn V.
This Week in Bristol Indiana - 2-24-19. The weather in February, 2019 in Bristol continues to be up and down in temperature and precipitation. The sun came out for while to end the week just before a storm set in.
Work continues on the inside of the town hall preparing for the spring start on construction of the new Bristol Town Municipal Center. The back wall of the old town hall needed a little extra support, before the add-on work could be done. Changes to Apollo Street require it to be closed for now. Bristol Town Manager Mitch Mitchell presented the initial plan for Bristol 2020 Vision which is basically a 5-year plan for the town needs and requirements for projects from roads to recreation. Now working with the Michiana Area Council of Governments (MACOG), Mitchell will be assisted in analyzing how Bristol’s plan can fit into plans for the County. The last Bristol five year plan ran from 2006-2010 and was reevaluated and extended previously.