Book Review: Abandon In Place

  Although the US space program played a huge role in pop culture decades ago, the new century and new generations bring with it a push toward the future and a fading of the past. Abandon In Place, written and photographed by Roland Miller, depicts the forgotten landing sites left behind during the space era. With equally beautiful and haunting photos of rusted crafts and hangers from around the country, readers are brought back to the historical significance of NASA and its many launches into space. West Lafayette Public Library Director Nick Schenkel has a review.