Dear Martha:

After finishing our initial on-site visit for a museum feasibility study
in New London, Ct., we stopped by the Mark Twain House in Hartford, CT.
on the way back to Washington, D.C.  They attempt to display the house
the way it was when he and the family lived there - with the original
furnishings.  In the childrens rooms - the toys and books are still
there including a doll house.

Kind Regards

Roger Wulff

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