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X-WR-CALDESC:<h3>Apollo at 50</h3>\nDid you know that Long Island was one o
 f the most important regions in the country involved in the success of lan
 ding man on the moon? From 1961 to 1972\, Grumman employees\, designed\, a
 ssembled and tested the Apollo Lunar Modules that successfully landed 12 m
 en on the moon between 1969-1972.\n\nIn all\, Grumman built ten Lunar Modu
 les\, seven of which went into space and three that remain here on earth. 
 One is at the Kennedy Space Center\, one at the Smithsonian Museum\, and t
 he third is here at the Cradle of Aviation Museum. \n\nLong Island and Gru
 mman’s role in the Apollo program is the focus of the Cradle of Aviation M
 useum’s ongoing celebration\, “Countdown to Apollo at 50” and our exhibits
  currently feature the largest number of Apollo artifacts on display anywh
 ere in the world.\n\nWe are open Thursday-Sunday from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. (o
 pen every day during the February Break from 2/13-2/21)\n\nTickets purchas
 ed online are good for one year from the date of purchase and parking is a
 lways free!
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DESCRIPTION:<h3>Apollo at 50</h3>\nDid you know that Long Island was one of
  the most important regions in the country involved in the success of land
 ing man on the moon? From 1961 to 1972\, Grumman employees\, designed\, as
 sembled and tested the Apollo Lunar Modules that successfully landed 12 me
 n on the moon between 1969-1972.\n\nIn all\, Grumman built ten Lunar Modul
 es\, seven of which went into space and three that remain here on earth. O
 ne is at the Kennedy Space Center\, one at the Smithsonian Museum\, and th
 e third is here at the Cradle of Aviation Museum. \n\nLong Island and Grum
 man’s role in the Apollo program is the focus of the Cradle of Aviation Mu
 seum’s ongoing celebration\, “Countdown to Apollo at 50” and our exhibits 
 currently feature the largest number of Apollo artifacts on display anywhe
 re in the world.\n\nWe are open Thursday-Sunday from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. (op
 en every day during the February Break from 2/13-2/21)\n\nTickets purchase
 d online are good for one year from the date of purchase and parking is al
 ways free!
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SUMMARY:Apollo Lunar Module & Artifact Exhibit
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