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About a month ago I visited the museums in Springfield, MA, located a few towns away from where I grew up. I hadn't been to back there since my children were little in the 1980s, and although the dinosaurs, and bears in the science museum looked familiar, there was so much new to see, including a brand new building which houses Connecticut Valley history. . -- that was pretty interesting as well as a bit sad to see all the industry that has left the area in the last 30-40 years. A fun day and trip down memory lane.
Room by Room: An Original Sculpture
by Patrick Dougherty
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Even this Bird seemed to love it!
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(Theodor Seuss Geisel - was born in Springfield, MA in 1904)
Don't think I'd like to live in this teepee.
Love these photos! You must go back soon and take lots and lots of photos of the Dr. Seuss garden for all of us!
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Oh, I enjoy trips down memory lane...and finding new stuff along with the familiar. Thanks for sharing. I love the Dr. Seuss sculpture.
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Great photos Diane and it was lovely to see one with you in it. Looks like a fun place to look around.
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Denise
An English Girl Rambles
Looks like a fun time -- though the quarters are a bit cramped.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed that you climbed into the teepee. Yes, the native Americans were a tougher breed of people than we are today. Here's Mine
ReplyDeleteNice photos - this looks like a fun day!
ReplyDeleteI love these kind of trips...bringing back memories like this just makes me smile. I am eternally grateful that I was born when I was...I am small enough to fit into the teepee but the plumbing facilities would have made me shudder. I mean, seriously, didn't they have a Teepee-Marriott?? Thanks for sharing a great trip!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, Diane! The Teepee looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteOh Diane, isn't it wonderful to go down memory lane esp. the lane where your children were small. Thanks for sharing these photos with us. Looks like an interesting museum. And that it displays history of a Valley makes it all the most unique, a natural history museum.
ReplyDeleteI do like the look of the Dr Seuss garden!
ReplyDeleteThose were cool and HeeHee on the TeePee!
ReplyDeleteI love the Dr Seuss Memorial garden! How fun, it's always fun to visit places you havent' been to since childhood. It's amazing how some things can change and some stay the same :) Book Savvy Babe
ReplyDeleteAlways mixed feelings to go back. Sweet memories and so much change. Nice pics!
ReplyDeleteI would like to live in that tepee :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing your photos and trip down memory lane!
ReplyDeleteFAB photos...thanks for sharing.
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Silver's Reviews
My Saturday Snapshot
We've been to Springfield many times but usually to trade shows. I didn't know this museum existed. The next time we go over that way, we'll be sure to investigate. Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! I don't live far from the Springfield area ... I should head down to the Dr. Seuss garden!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I really like that Dr. Seuss statue! And, no I don't think you could live in the teepee - where would your books fit! :)
ReplyDeleteI bet the birds do love that place! I'd love the see the Dr. Seuss garden!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun day. A Dr. Seuss garden sounds simply wonderful!
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Thanks for pointing out the link to the garden, Diane. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I wouldn't want to live in that tiny teepee either but the Dr. Seuss garden must be wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI can see where the birds would love that sculpture. There were probably more than a few of them hanging out in there. And a Dr. Seuss garden, how cool. I never knew one existed.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love Dr. Seuss, too! :) -beth Beth's Book-Nook Blog
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! It's always interesting visiting places we haven't been to in a long while--revisiting all those memories. I am looking forward to doing that with my daughter.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun place to visit!
ReplyDeleteThese are the types of places I love to visit. Great that you got that picture of the little bird too. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun place to visit again and see it fresh after so many years! And no, I don't think I could live in a teepee either!!!
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