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>>>>Am I crazy, or does anyone else remember that >Shirley >>>>Temple's amazing doll collection was housed in a >>bunch >>>>of glass cases in the basement of the museum, early >>>>sixties? Hundreds of dolls, not just Shirley Temple >>>>dolls, but dolls given to her by fans and friends >and >>>>heads of state, etc etc? Can someone remember or >>>>document that, and does anyone know what happened to >>>>the dolls? >>> >>> >>>You're not crazy, Robin! There's proof of the doll >>>exhibit on the 1970s floorplan page: <a rel=nofollow >target=_blank rel=nofollow >>target=_blank rel=nofollow >>>target=_blank >>>href="http://www.concentric.net/~Whmsicl/CMSI2.html"> >h >>t >>>tp://www.concentric.net/~Whmsicl/CMSI2.html</a> >>> >>>Also, I recall seeing a color picture of the exhibit >>>collection in an old TV Guide. I thought I had a >copy >>>around here, but I can't put my finger on it right >>>now. When/if I locate it, I will scan and upload it >>>to the CMSI tribute site. >>> >>>Thanks for visiting! >>> >>>-William >> >>I just found this site because I'm looking for photos >>of a playground that was here in the late 50s early >>60s. And of course, I remember the Shirley Temple Doll >>Collection. That and the model train were the first >>things my sisters and I ran to see at the Museum. I >>may have a photo of me looking at the doll collection. >> >>Libby > >Thanks, Libby! >BTW - There's a photo of the CMSI playground toward >the bottom of the front page on my site. I hope it's >the one you remember. > >- William

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