Laurel and Hardy Central Museum

LAUREL AND HARDY CENTRAL
MUSEUM

To "donate" an item to the Museum, simply email us a photo or a scan of your Laurel and Hardy item. Email us at lhcntrl@aol.com.
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Letter and Autographed Picture from Stan Laurel, 1964 Donated by Warren	Autographed Stan Laurel picture, 1930 Donated by Paul Richardson.	BABES IN TOYLAND Photo Autographed by Hal Roach Laurel and Hardy Central	The Boys, Autographed Inscribed by Lucille Hardy Price, 1982 Laurel and Hardy Central
Friar's Club Certificate Stan Autograph, 1947(?) Donated by Lawrence Hiller	Stan's Banjo-Mandolin (1) Autog., Stan, Babe, etc. Donated by Lawrence Hiller	Stan's Banjo-Mandolin (2) Autog., Stan, Babe, etc. Donated by Lawrence Hiller	Letter from Stan, 1959 on Stan's Stationery Donated by Gary Cohen
Stan's Stationery, Envelope Front Donated by Gary Cohen	Stan's Stationery, Envelope Back Donated by Gary Cohen	Wax Musuem Painting Wildwood, New Jersey 1980 Laurel and Hardy Central	Wax Figures Wildwood, New Jersey 1980 Laurel and Hardy Central
The Boys, Watercolor and Acrylic by Steve Andrews	An original Laurel and Hardy serigraph by Robert Burkert Donated by John Rusnak	Laurel and Hardy Dolls Donated by Steve Bailey (Official Friend of LHC)	Photo: Harry Blackstone, Sr. Donated by MJ Emigh (Magician and Entertainer)
L&H Knick-Knacks (See Note 1) Laurel and Hardy Central	Stan Vacation Photo, 1937 Catalina Island (See Note 2) Donated by Collyn and Audrey	Pen and Ink Drawing 1 by Gene Sherman (shermdes at aol.com)	Pen and Ink Drawing 2 by Gene Sherman (shermdes at aol.com)
The Boys, Autographed Photo Donated by Anthony	Memorobilia Donated by Anthony	Way Out West Painting by John Mercer	Drawing by Gene Sherman

1. These knick-knacks, collected over the years by John V. Brennan, are not rare but are of sentimental value. They include a mismatched pair of ceramic statues, coffee mug, finger puppets, 2-inch metallic figurines, a small ceramic figure and hand-painted ceramic mugs of W.C. Fields, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.

2. Generously donated to the LHC Archives by Collyn and Audrey via their friend Sarah, whom they put in charge of finding a suitable home for this one of a kind photo. Laurel and Hardy Central sincerely thanks Collyn, Audrey and Sarah for their kindness and generosity in actually sending us this photo to be put in our care and for letting us share it with the rest of you. According to the caption on the back of the photo, the woman in the background is Stan's wife, but the children are not Stan's.

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