The Cooper-Siegel Community Library in Fox Chapel hosted the “Moon Rocks” celebration on July 20, 2019, marking the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 spacecraft landing on the moon. It was a day to reflect on the daring journey with a slide show, crafts, book reading and eating Moon Pies.
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Photo Gallery: ‘Moon Rocks’
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Children’s librarian Susan Herald helps Johnny Hollis, 6, to make a paper rocket that flies while also educating class about the first humans to leave footprints on the moon.
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Owen Hershock, 8, from O’Hara wears a astronaut suit to the “Moon Rocks” celebration at the Cooper-Siegel Library on July 20, 2019.
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Children participate and relive the countdown of the Apollo 11 taking launch 50 years ago during the “Moon Rocks” celebration held at the Cooper-Siegel Library in Fox Chapel.
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Eric Bernstein watches on as his son Eli Bernstein, 2, blows his rocket into the air during the “Moon Rocks” celebration event held at the Cooper-Siegel Community Library in Fox Chapel.
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Jeana Hollis from Indiana Township helps her son Conor Hollis, 4, choose a book from the display during the “Moon Rocks” event on July 20, 2019 at the Cooper-Siegel Library in Fox Chapel.
