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Exhibition | Hidden Treasures: Unseen Originals from the Collection User Submitted

When: Wed., Nov. 20, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 2019
Phone: 707-579-4452
Email: events@schulzmuseum.org
Price: $5-$12 (included in price of admission)
schulzmuseum.org/hidden-treasures
With nearly 8,000 original strips in the Schulz Museum’s collection, there are many treasures that have yet to be displayed. Some are strips that have recently been acquired by the Museum and others haven’t quite fit into an exhibition theme—until now. In this exhibition, peek into the pillars of Peanuts through never-before-exhibited original comic strips by Charles M. Schulz and enjoy a new look at classic favorites. This exhibition is on view November 20, 2019-May 25, 2020.

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