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Knott’s Berry Farm is an amusement park located in Buena Park, California that opened in 1920. Originally a berry farm, it was developed by the Knott family into a roadside attraction and then eventually an amusement park. The Wild West theme here was part of the park's identity from early on; in fact, one of the first attractions built by Walter Knott in the 1940’s was a replica old west ghost town.

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Beauty and the Beast is a 1991 Disney animated movie that features Belle (Beauty), and the Beast. Belle's father is imprisoned by the Beast, and she trades her freedom for her father's. Eventually, the two fall in love with the help of the Beast's staff, and he turns from a beast into a handsome prince. 

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“Crown Kids” is a creation of the Canadian Broadcasting Company, the oldest broadcasting network in Canada. The CBC also features children’s programming, which includes the shows that own the characters that are featured in this design. 

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Annie premiered as a musical on Broadway in 1977, and the production won 7 Tony Awards during its initial run. The musical is about an orphan (Annie) that gets adopted by a wealthy man. The musical was originally based on a comic strip that was published in the New York Daily News during the 1920s called Little Orphan Annie. There has been two Broadway revivals of the play, the most recent one in 2012.

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American Greetings is a greeting card company founded in the early 20th century. In 1956, they introduced an innovative humor collection called "Hi Brows". This collection features greeting cards and other items with humorous sayings and images. The collection featured work from several artists over the years and most notably featured artwork by underground comix artist, Robert Crumb early in his career.

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This campaign pin promoting William McKinley for President is a reference to his support for gold and protective tariffs during his race against William Jennings Bryan in 1896 and features an image of the Type 3 gold dollar. For that reason, the color gold appeared through much of McKinley’s campaign materials. Other known buttons from this campaign encouraged Conservative Democrats to cross party lines and said things like “I am a Democrat but will vote for Gold Standard.”

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"Read to Your Bunny" is a book written and illustrated by Rosemary Wells. This book encourages parents to read to their children for twenty minutes every day, which she considers the most important part of the day. Wells uses animals frequently in her writings in order to handle controversial and complicated topics in a way that children can understand. She is also well-known for her book series Max & Ruby, which is about two sibling bunnies and their everyday lives.