David,

I don't remember a whole lot from experiences when I was a kid.  I didn't
really feel like I started visiting them until I was in college, so my
answer may not be what you are looking for.  However, I would have to say
that going through the Holocaust Museum was something I will never forget.
It was truly an emotional experience.


Anna Emerald
1230 Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall, #331
New York, NY 10027
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Subject: Most Unforgetable Exhibit


> I would like to pose a question to the group. What is your most unusual
> acquisition? What is the one thing the kids go home and talk about at
> supper? The exhibit that people thirty years later remember? Examples
> from my experience include "The Amputated Leg of General Sickles" at the
> old Army Medical Museum, or the "supposed" 19th Century witch in a lead
> sealed bottle mentioned last autumn on this list. The bizarre, the
> outre, the acquisition with a folk legend attached (Hope Diamond). Tell
> the list! The item need not be on exhibit. Things from the basement like
> Yale's collection of pickled brains. Same goes for works of art! Any
> good stories accompanying them. Likewise strange curatorial experiences.
>
> David Gerrick - Information Services
> Dayton Lab
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