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Sadly we missed the Christmas display that was being built when we were there.
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Another WW2 icon, the code machine that took the Allies a great deal of effort to crack.
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The Prize Crew aboard the U-505 shortly after her capture by the US Navy.
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One of the museum's original attractions when it first opened in 1933, nearly an entire coal mine on display. It has, of course, been updated a couple times since then.
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Nickle Theaters or Nickelodeons provided a cheap distraction from everyday life.
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A massive scale railroad setup that runs throughout scenes from across the United States and Time as well with an amazing depiction of Chicago's Loop.
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Apollo 8 crewmembers, left to right: James A. Lovell, Jr., William A. Anders, and Frank Borman,
November 22, 1968.
Courtesy of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC
One of the museums popular exhibits is the 1954 hatchery that has helped many rare breeds survive. We actually saw many freshly hatched chickens.
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One of the museums popular exhibits is the 1954 hatchery that has helped many rare breeds survive. We actually saw many freshly hatched chickens.
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You can see the difference between his brushtrokes and the texture he's cultivated on the plaster beneath.