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House of Harley: a mecca, lively museum

July 12, 2008 Mary Bergin 0

The 80-foot towers look like boom boxes on steroids, monstrous structures of exposed galvanized steel. A sense of supremacy reigns everywhere, even in bathrooms, where […]

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Potosi opens National Brewery Museum

May 24, 2008 Mary Bergin 0

This summer, it’s all about the water – around the barge and by the glass. The Great River Road, whose near-3,000 miles lead motorists into […]

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‘Body Worlds’ exhibit had practical beginning

January 26, 2008 Mary Bergin 0

The physician says she and her husband were not looking for public attention when they set up their exhibit for an anatomical society gathering in […]

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Play ball! Old World Wisconsin goes retro

July 14, 2007 Mary Bergin 0

A fevered pitch is: (a) What Francisco Cordero hurls, when he does his job well in the ninth inning. (b) One way to describe the […]

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Visitors take flight, literally, at EAA museum

November 18, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

I am flying along Hawaii’s Na Pali Coast, admiring a string of glorious but severe cliffs on the small island of Kauai, when the unthinkable […]

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No-limit learning propels Discovery World

September 2, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

When the door to the digital theater opens, the first surprise is that the room is full of natural light. Seats face a sheet of […]

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9/11 artifacts fill NYC Ground Zero Museum

August 19, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

Dented eyeglasses. Crosses of hope cut from scraps of steel. One computer keyboard, crushed and melted. An ordinary clock, hands frozen at 10:02. Gary Marlon […]

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Joe McCarthy, Houdini at Appleton museum

January 21, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

I’m certainly not the first to be tempted to make comparisons between Joseph McCarthy and Houdini. Anybody else want to join in? Hmmm. That didn’t […]

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Badger Barbies at home in NY toy museum

December 24, 2005 Mary Bergin 0

Barbara Millicent Roberts, a woman of many personalities, used to hang out in Sturgeon Bay with hundreds of her friends and family. As of this […]

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Quilter museums: Cedarburg, Paducah, Ky.

April 30, 2005 Mary Bergin 0

If you are a quilter, you know why Paducah is special. The western Kentucky river city is home to the Museum of the American Quilter’s […]

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Mount Horeb museum masters mustards

February 19, 2005 Mary Bergin 0

What a spread it was. In a corner were the fruity recipes – the tart, the sweet, the zesty. Another table was all herb/veggie combos […]

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‘Farm Life’ exhibit examines rural living

January 22, 2005 Mary Bergin 0

There is a lot about rural living that I take for granted, having grown up on a 120-acre dairy farm. I assume that everybody has […]

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