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Miniature Wonderlands!

Miniature Wonderlands!



November 19th
2013 – January 19th 2014



 

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On Sunday, November 19th, 2013
from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm The Shaker Historical Society (SHS), 16740 South Park
Blvd. in Shaker Heights announces a new rotating exhibit entitled Miniature Wonderlands!



Enjoy
holiday sparkle with miniature rooms, dolls houses plus model trains! View the
collections of Jerry Arnold, The Cleveland Miniature Society, and Bob Orlando.
Embrace your inner child and wonder at a miniature world. The exhibit runs from Sunday, November 19th 2013 – to
Sunday, January 19th 2014.

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The
Cleveland Miniature Society has been dedicated to the promotion and enjoyment
of dollhouse miniatures since 1971. Jerry & Darla Arnold are both artists
who collect antique holiday items, all the different holidays. Long time model
train collector, Bob Orlando will be displaying his model train also shown in
Rail Fest at Lakeland Community College, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rik074QH99Q.



On display in the Jack and Linda Lissauer
Gallery in solo art exhibit Parker’s Playground, the
playful paintings from Patricia Zinsmeister Parker. Patricia Zinsmeister Parker has become known for her
expressive paintings and still life works on paper that over time has shaken up
the typical and the pristine canvases
of the New Realist painters. Parker’s Playground runs from Friday, November 15th 2013 thru
Sunday, January 19th 2014.



 



Museum
Hours: 



 Tues – Fri 11-5 pm and Sun 2-5 pm.  Closed Holidays.



 



Museum
Admission:
 



Members &
Children under 6 - Free



$4 fee for
Non-Member Adults and $2 fee for Children 6-18






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