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A modern art museum which, according to the constant protestations of its management, had nothing to do with baskets or combs. | A modern art museum which, according to the constant protestations of its management, had nothing to do with baskets or combs. | ||
Named after Mad Lord | Named after Mad Lord Baskcomb, a British Earl who held the land until the advent of the Revolutionary war, the Museum holds an extensive collection of the whips and dildos he utilized to beat and rodger his servants. | ||
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[[Category:Museums|Baskcomb Museum,The]] | [[Category:Museums|Baskcomb Museum,The]] | ||
[[Category:Shackleville]] | [[Category:Shackleville]] |
Revision as of 04:23, 7 July 2010
The Baskcomb Museum
Shackleville [54,63]
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Has a collection of cubist sculpture.
History
A modern art museum which, according to the constant protestations of its management, had nothing to do with baskets or combs.
Named after Mad Lord Baskcomb, a British Earl who held the land until the advent of the Revolutionary war, the Museum holds an extensive collection of the whips and dildos he utilized to beat and rodger his servants.
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