I know there is a Doors of Boston and also a Doors of
Ireland...(could be doors of Dublin or something like that).
 My suggestion is to try a framing shop because they
probably frame tons of  them all the time!

>>> Matt Mayberry <[log in to unmask]> 09/09/99
12:07pm >>>
I am trying to find out what communities around the
country/world have
published "Doors of ..." posters.  I know our city has and I
am sure there
have been countless others.  I haven't been able to find a
list of or source
for these posters. If you know of some and how to buy them
please respond
off-line.  We would like to use them in an exhibit we are
developing on the
history of locks.  I tried to send this last week but I
don't think it ever
made the list.  Sorry if this is a re-post.

Thanks!

Matt Mayberry
Colorado Springs Museum
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