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By Gary Mahugh on 07-03-08
The Museum of America is nothing short of a trip into the past. So many people just drive by and wonder what is going on inside the large building and fenced area but never stop to see for themselves. When I finally made that stop many years ago I was hooked and find myself making a trip to Polson every now and then to see what “new old things” Gil has out back. Had an opportunity once to donate a couple things I had acquired from somewhere that I thought others should be able to see and what better place than the Museum. First took my son there when he was about six and he too looks forward to going back time and time again. Thanks Gil for providing the memories in a very unique way.