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Featured Figure:
Shorty Jones
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Date Created:
1908
Created by: Theo
Mack
Used by:
Augustus Rapp
Trivia:
1. Vent Augustus Rapp was born in 1871.
2. Shorty was created by Theo Mack, but his wood hands were carved
by Rapp.
3. Shorty became a part of the Vent Haven collection in the fall of
1957.
4. An article about Shorty appears in the November/December 1957 edition of The Oracle.
5. Shorty arrived at Vent Haven with a note: "He was a good boy for 50 years. If he ever talked back to me, it must have been my own fault. Give him a nice, warm place near the bathroom."
6. Shorty is currently on display in the Josephine Berger Memorial
Building (Building Three). He can be seen on display in the
Quicktime Virtual Pan Number Three. To find him, "turn
around" to face the figures "behind" you. He is in the front row on
the far right (A photo of August Rapp is in his lap).
7. There is no bathroom in Building Three. However, Shorty has not asked to use the facilities in the
almost 50 years he has been at Vent Haven.
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