Shuttle Launch Watch at Dunn Elementary School
Seventy-three seconds after its 11:37 a.m. liftoff on September 29, 1988, those watching the launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery and its five-man crew breathed a collective sigh of relief. Discovery had passed the point in its mission at which, on January 28, 1986, thirty-two months earlier, Challenger had exploded, killing its seven-person crew and bringing the U.S. civilian space program to an abrupt halt.2 After almost three years without a launch of the Space Shuttle,3 the United States had returned to flight. --https://history.nasa.gov/
Daughters of the American Revolution Presentation
Haltom & Richland Students Visiting NRH Citicable
Construction Bridges Railroads Railroad bridges