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This museum claimed to have the world's largest doll exhibit and collection of over 5000 dolls. This museum was a popular attraction in Beaumont for many years until it eventually closed, with it's dolls being acquired by private collectors. The Nettie and Alice Museum of Hobbies was located within Beaumont on the main route through the town off of U.S. Highways 60, 70, and 99. Nettie is standing in the doorway at the left of the museum and Alice is in the doorway at the right.
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