Warrenton was one of many cities within the relatively narrow band in which the moon totally eclipsed the sun Monday, Aug. 21. Residents and travelers alike gathered outside to watch the spectacle …
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Submitted by Innsbrook. A crowd awaits the coming eclipse during the "Party in the Path" event at the Aspen Center in Innsbrook. This photo was taken at 12:44 p.m.
Submitted by Laura McBride, Warrenton Scenic Regional Library.
Photo submitted by Lindsey King.
Submitted by Katharine Renshaw of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Submitted by Brent Hautle of Warrenton.
Brent HautleMTV DBE eclipse.JPGSubmitted photoDSCN1739.JPGSubmitted photoDSCN1742.JPGSubmitted photoDSCN1743.JPGSubmitted photoECLIPSE GATHERING — Groups of people, many of whom traveled several hours, gathered at the Warrenton Athletic Complex on Monday, Aug. 21 to view a total solar eclipse. Warrenton was within the relatively narrow path of the eclipse's totality.
Record photo/Adam RollinsSTELLAR TRAVELERS — Pictured, from left, are Connor Buss, Andrew Wellman, Alex Buss, Kim Snyder and Cheryl Buss, of Quincy, Ill. The group traveled to Warrenton to get a better view of the total solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21.
Record photo/Adam RollinsECLIPSE WATCHERS — Don Hasenjaeger, of Warrenton, on the ground, and (pictured from left) Joseph, Michelle, Mark and Izabella sides watch at the Warrenton Athletic Complex as the moon crosses in front of the sun during a total solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21.
Record photo/Adam RollinsASTRONOMY BUFF — Mike Moss, of Edwardsville, Ill., peers through his telescope at the deepening solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21 at the Warrenton Athletic Complex. Moss said he has a Ph.D. in astrophysics and came to Warrenton Monday as part of his hobby.
Record photo/Adam RollinsIMG_1547.JPGRecord photo/Jana ToddIMG_1541.JPGRecord photo/Jana ToddThe colors of sunset are visible on the horizon as the total solar eclipse sets in Monday, Aug. 21.
Record photo/Jana Toddmtv doris 082417.jpegRecord photo/Kate Millermtv group 082417.jpegRecord photo/Kate MillerChildren and adults at Warrior Ridge Elementary School marvel as the moon passes in front of the sun during a total solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21.
Submitted photoWarrior Ridge kindergartners Kendra Biter and Leah Lancey witness the solar eclipse Monday, Aug. 21.
Submitted photoKindergartner Franklin Bartlett sees a solar eclipse for the first time at Warrior Ridge Elementary School Monday, Aug. 21.
Submitted photoSten Stuart, a kindergarten student at Warrior Ridge Elementary School, views an eclipse for the first time Monday, Aug. 21.
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