Neighborhoods of tiny structures will soon be assembled under the soaring ceilings at the National Building Museum in Washington. David Weingarten, one of the world’s most devoted collectors of architectural souvenirs, is donating 3,069 shrunken landmarks to the museum, which is already putting them on display.
Walter Reuben, who owns an eponymous cinema-memorabilia gallery in West Hollywood, California, has a collection of photographs and paperwork about LGBTQ performers, directors and writers, and gay-themed productions.
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