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Judith A Turner <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 22 Jul 1994 06:24:22 -0500
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All the body parts being mentioned in today's round of the Ghoulish request
remind me of a question my then 4 yr. old son posed to me one rainy
Saturday while we were actually visiting MPM.
 
"Mom, can I be in an exhibit at the museum when I die?"
 
I was a little nonplussed but took his comments as a tribute to the skills
of our taxidermists and exhibit designers.  I hastened to assure him that
the figures on exhibit were sculpted, not mounted, models.
 
Sorry, Dean et al., not being a native I can't confirm any Santa's Villages
between Milwaukee and Chicago but my husband, who grew up in this area,
recalls that there was a Santa's Village in Wisconsin Dells, a favorite
vacation spot for generations of Midwestern tourists.  If your memories
place American Indians anyplace in the vicinity of the Santa's Village,
then it was probably the Dells.
 
*  Judy Turner                *  [log in to unmask]  *
*  Milwaukee Public Museum    *  414/278-2730          *
*  800 W. Wells Street        *  fax 414/278-6100      *
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