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Wildlife Art and Antique Taxidermy at Blauvelt Art Museum
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The historic Blauvelt Art Museum has wildlife art and taxidermy mounts.
2/17/2017 | Rating NR
NJTV News
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The historic Blauvelt Art Museum has wildlife art and taxidermy mounts.
The historic Blauvelt Art Museum, formerly owned by early 20th century philanthropist, conservationist and collector Hiram Blauvelt and his family, has wildlife art and taxidermy mounts.
2/17/2017 | Rating NR
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The historic Blauvelt Art Museum, formerly owned by early 20th century philanthropist, conservationist and collector Hiram Blauvelt and his family, has wildlife art and taxidermy mounts.
2/17/2017 | Rating NR
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