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I have done extensive copyedit cleanups to clarify the writing and to remove WP:Overlinking, WP:Peacock, and much needless repetition. I have also cleaned up the references, and expanded the Template:Cyrus Edwin Dallin.
The article does not explain where the collection came from, or where it was kept prior to the opening of the Jefferson Cutter House. Somebody must have preserved the artifacts and documentation, prior to their transfer to a newly-created museum. Reify-tech (talk) 15:21, 20 September 2021 (UTC)Reply
