What was it like to walk on the moon? Right here in Bellwood, one man knew the answer. Bellwood, Illinois. A village with a rich history. It’s nestled 13 miles west of Chicago’s bustling downtown. This seemingly ordinary village boasts an extraordinary claim to fame. It was home to none other than Eugene Cernan, the commander of the Apollo 17 mission and the last man to walk on the moon. Cernan, who grew up on Marshall Avenue, often spoke of his fondness for Bellwood. In his autobiography, “Last Man on the Moon,” he even humorously compared the coziness of his childhood home to the cramped quarters of the lunar module. Bellwood might not be on the moon, but its connection to a lunar legend makes it a stellar destination.
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