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In article <16B4CB3DF.M15841@mwvm.mitre.org>, M15841@mwvm.mitre.org writes...
>In article <29140@oasys.dt.navy.mil>
>kilpat@oasys.dt.navy.mil (Andrew Kilpatrick) writes:
> 
>>I heard a while back there was a Vietnam exhibit in the
>>American History Museum which was a display of the things
>>gathered that people left at the Wall.
>>
>>Does anyone know if this exhibit is still going on?  And
>>if so, how one goes about seeing it.  Is it just as simple
>>as walking into the Am.Hist. Museum during regular business
>>hours?
> 
>The exhibit is scheduled to run through June 1993.  I was last downtown over
>Veterans Day weekend and was told the exhibit was extremely crowded (as you
>might expect).  I was also told that it is a very good exhibit; definitely one
>to see.  Also, it is as easy as going in the Am. Hist. Museum during regular
>business hours and viewing it.  Apparently, it is set up much as any other
>exhibit.
> 
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