Contact SPELLS to help save the footprints.

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Show your support. Just say "YES to Gagarin-Grissom"

The small white square located in the photo to the left is the planned site of The Gagarin-Grissom Lunar Museum of Early Space Age Exploration. When complete, an interior structure will house the Apollo 11 descent stage in a stainless steel and Plexiglas cocoon.

Visitors will walk a Plexiglas floor placed over the many boot prints left there by the first humans to walk the surface of the Moon. A series of greatly enlarged photographs of the site will line the octagon shaped chamber. A collection of articles from other early Space Age landing sites will be on display in adjacent galleries.

You can show your support for this project by simply sending an email with the subject "Yes to Gagarin-Grissom" to the following Web address;

spells@footprintsonthemoon.org

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"Circling the Earth in the orbital spaceship I marveled at the beauty of our planet. People of the world, let us safeguard and enhance this beauty – not destroy it." YURI GAGARIN, Cosmonaut
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"If we die, we want people to accept it. We're in a risky business, and we hope that if anything happens to us it will not delay the program. The conquest of space is worth the risk of life." VIRGIL GRISSOM, Astronaut

In the email text, please state your name. If you wish, you may make a brief comment.

If you want to donate monetary support to this cause and the museum project, you may send cash, check or a money order to “Save the Footprints” at PO Box 357, Peru, Indiana 46970.

If you chose to send funds, your name and address (or email address) would be appreciated. A list of names will be compiled of those making a contribution of at least one US dollar ($1.00 or equivalent currency. No coins please).

When, and if the museum is built, the first one thousand nine hundred sixty-nine names on the list will be engraved into the stainless steel structure supporting the Plexiglas panels surrounding the Apollo 11 landing site.

You will be notified of your donation number.

Thank You, SPELLS Staff

Copyright 2000 / James S. Seidle

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