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This is a photo of our actual visitor survey…sometimes I wonder how many people check off the third option.
(But really, the moustache was rather glorious.)
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This is a photo of our actual visitor survey…sometimes I wonder how many people check off the third option.

(But really, the moustache was rather glorious.)

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Located on Bowdoin College's campus in Brunswick, Maine, the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is devoted to Arctic exploration, cultures, and biology.

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