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The Brown House at the museum is set to display the Christmases of the Victorian era. By this time, Christmas had become a much more elaborate event. You will find a candlelit tree, the sending of Christmas cards and an increase in gift exchange. And again, museum volunteers will be wearing clothing from the era. The (um, Don and, had when baudbyDa muuouof‘wm Truman: y,zhel.ud mu kkkmthepanufuld ptou the bond to submit India. The med purchase pnccwullfilm,x ‘lt'n a testimony to WI goodness; Don and, 'tlme‘l still much we to do bunt’uflpmothM'Theupaku pmnd the vmon and monument plowled Eulktdgc puma Lou 'l'hchcmolyouxmmmmnum med dawn though you: c non," he said. Shaky Hamfllon m com muml'm of bun muve pcoplc 'l'hzy bothupt undamokomlumlfdw sud. "hq' te afflicted with a can!“ and don't know how to be hauled But the had“ must occur from the made out,“ she “32d The third part of the tour is a horse- drawn hay ride. 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