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The museum is located in the Old-School House Antique Mall on US highway 441. It is one of the only two Museums of the House Cat in America and displays a 30-year collection of Fine Art of all media going back to the 1800's, as well as contemporary art, folk art, pop art, a large collection of art glass, advertising art, pottery, and many interesting and bizarre objects. \n\nThe museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10AM to 5PM, Sunday from noon until 5PM and closed on Monday.;width:3.28;wrapCount:37" mixin="null"> 77 <!--<a-entity geometry="primitive:plane;height:2.86;width:3.54" material="opacity:0.7;color:black"></a-entity>--> 78 <a-image geometry="height: 4.36; width: 4.96" src="#frame"></a-image> 79 </a-entity> 80 <a-image id="E1TP" src="#yarnball" position="1.05 .7 -1.833" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 81 <a-image id="F2TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 82 <a-image id="B12TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 83 </a-entity> 84 <a-entity id="F2" visible="false"> 85 <a-image id="F1TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 86 <a-image id="F3TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 87 <a-image id="F6TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 1.848" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 88 </a-entity> 89 <a-entity id="F3" visible="false"> 90 <a-image id="F2TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 91 <a-image id="F6TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 92 <a-image id="F4TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 93 </a-entity> 94 <a-entity id="F4" visible="false"> 95 <a-image id="F3TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 96 <a-image id="F5TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 97 </a-entity> 98 <a-entity id="F5" visible="false"> 99 <a-image id="F4TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 100 </a-entity> 101 <a-entity id="F6" visible="false"> 102 <a-image id="F2TP" src="#yarnball" position="-3.143 .7 -0.9" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 103 <a-image id="F3TP" src="#yarnball" position="-1.146 .7 -1.579" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 104 <!--west--><a-image id="F4TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.947 .7 -2.663" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 105 <!--east--><a-image id="F7TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 106 </a-entity> 107 <a-entity id="F7" visible="false"> 108 <a-entity position="2.458 1.665 2.841" rotation="0 -148.625 0" look-at="#sceneCam" text="align:left;side:double;value:The common house cat once played a major role at carnivals and amusement parks between 1860 and 1940. 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108od carvers such as Gustav Dentzel, Gustave Bayol, and others would sculpt renditions of animals to be used on carousels.\n\nBack then, many people had frustrations from un-neutered cats caterwauling to find mates. At home, park-goers would throw boots or pans at the cats to scare them off, but at the park, attractions where you throw balls at cat-like dolls called 'punks' that stood on a platform called a 'Cat Rack.'\n\nThese games are still found in modern carnivals and fairs, but the targets are now clowns instead of cats.;width:3.16;wrapCount:35.710" mixin="null"> 109 <!--<a-entity geometry="primitive:plane;height:3.16;width:3.26" material="opacity:0.7;color:black"></a-entity>--> 110 <a-image geometry="height: 4.36; width: 4.96" src="#frame"></a-image> 111 </a-entity> 112 <!--west--><a-image id="F6TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.947 .7 -2.663" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 113 <!--south--><a-image id="F8TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 114 </a-entity> 115 <a-entity id="F8" visible="false"> 116 <!--west--><a-image id="F1TP" src="#yarnball" position="0 .7 -2.663" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 117 <!--north--><a-image id="F7TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.520 .7 0.850" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 118 </a-entity> 119 <a-entity id="B1" visible="false"> 120 <!--north--><a-image id="B8TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.520 .7 0.850" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 121 <!--west--><a-image id="B2TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.947 .7 -2.663" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 122 </a-entity> 123 <a-entity id="B2" visible="false"> 124 <!--east--><a-image id="B1TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 125 <!--west--><a-image id="B3TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 126 </a-entity> 127 <a-entity id="B3" visible="false"> 128 <!--east--><a-image id="B2TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 129 <!--west--><a-image id="B4TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 130 <a-entity position="2.931 1.665 2.841" rotation="0 -148.625 0" look-at="#sceneCam" text="align:left;side:double;value:The cat mummy in our museum's collection was purchased at an auction in Brookly, New York in early 2017. It was part of a set of Egyptian antiques consigned by a man who acquired them from his grandfather fifty years ago. There was no other information known about the mummy except it was said to be from the Ptolemaic period of Egyptian history (330 to 30 BC), making this mummy about 2000 years old.\n\nUpon acquisition, the mummy was taken to The Sylva Animal Hospital in NC where it was X-Rayed and found to contain a well-formed skull and fragments of bone, proving the existence of a cat's remains inside.;width:3.28;wrapCount:37" mixin="null"> 131 <!--<a-entity geometry="primitive:plane;height:3.16;width:3.26" material="opacity:0.7;color:black"></a-entity>--> 132 <a-image geometry="height: 4.36; width: 4.96" src="#frame"></a-image> 133 </a-entity> 134 </a-entity> 135 <a-entity id="B4" visible="false"> 136 <!--north--><a-image id="B5TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 137 <!--east--><a-image id="B3TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 138 </a-entity> 139 <a-entity id="B5" visible="false"> 140 <!--north--><a-image id="B12TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 141 <!--south--><a-image id="B4TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 142 <!--east--><a-image id="B6TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 143 </a-entity> 144 <a-entity id="B6" visible="false"> 145 <!--east--><a-image id="B7TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 146 <!--west--><a-image id="B5TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 147 </a-entity> 148 <a-entity id="B7" visible="false"> 149 <!--east--><a-image id="B8TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 150 <!--west--><a-image id="B6TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 151 </a-entity> 152 <a-entity id="B8" visible="false"> 153 <!--north--><a-image id="B9TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 154 <!--west--><a-image id="B7TP" src="#yarnball" position="-.429 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 155 <!--south--><a-image id="B1TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 156 </a-entity> 157 <a-entity id="B9" visible="false"> 158 <!--west--><a-image id="B11TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 159 <!--south--><a-image id="B8TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 160 </a-entity> 161 <a-entity id="B10" visible="false"> 162 <!--east--><a-image id="B9TP" src="#yarnball" position="-0.821 .7 1.922" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 163 <!--west--><a-image id="B11TP" src="#yarnball" position="-1.989 .7 -0.847" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 164 </a-entity> 165 <a-entity id="B11" visible="false"> 166 <a-image id="B12TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 -2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 167 <a-image id="B9TP" src="#yarnball" position="-0.304 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 168 <a-image id="B10TP" src="#yarnball" position="1.060 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 169 </a-entity> 170 <a-entity id="B12" visible="false"> 171 <a-entity position="1.604 1.665 -3.003" rotation="0 -148.625 0" look-at="#sceneCam" text="align:left;side:double;value:Petrification is a process where wood, flesh, and bone becomes replaced with minerals over time. The result is a living object that has been turned to solid stone.\n\nThis petrified cat below was acquired at an auction in England and is said to have been found in a chimney breast of a late 16th century Medieval home in Sheffield Yorkshire, England. Because chimneys had no way to close back then, animals would hide inside and die from the smoke. After a long period of time they would become petrified, as the soot inside the chimney would render the tissue hard as rock.\n\nThis cat could be as old as 500 years, but since the petrification process varies by species its age is unconfirmed.;width:3.28;wrapCount:37" mixin="null"> 172 <!--<a-entity geometry="primitive:plane;height:3.16;width:3.26" material="opacity:0.7;color:black"></a-entity>--> 173 <a-image geometry="height: 4.36; width: 4.96" src="#frame"></a-image> 174 </a-entity> 175 <a-image id="F1TP" src="#yarnball" position="2.170 .7 -0.221" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 176 <a-image id="B5TP" src="#yarnball" position="-2.24 .7 -0.012" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 177 <a-image id="B11TP" src="#yarnball" position="0.204 .7 2.845" look-at="#sceneCam"></a-image> 178 </a-entity> 179 <a-sky id="sky" segments-width="28" segments-height="5" src="#IE1"></a-sky> 180 </a-scene> 181
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