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10 Items Tagged with "tinkertown"

Name	Description	Copyright
Wooden Tower at Tinkertown Museum	A wooden tower rises above the bottle walls and metal carvings at Tinkertown.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
"How to Be Really Alive"	"Drink Sunsets," "Transform Negatives," and "Delight Someone" are just some suggestions on this Tinkertown Museum sign freely giving advice on "how to be really alive."	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
Business Cards on the Ceiling at Tinkertown Museum	Visitors have left their mark in the form of business cards stuck to nails in the museum's ceiling.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
Bottle Necks Around a Spoke Wheel Window at Tinkertown	Bottle necks protrude like flower petals around the museum giftshop's spoke wheel window.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
An Embellished Door at the Tinkertown Museum	A door decorated with horseshoes and other metalwork nestles inside one of the museum's many bottle walls.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
General Store Diorama at Tinkertown	Ninety percent of this diorama was made by the hand of the Tinkertown Museum's creator.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
A Junction of the Natural and the Man-made	A flowerbed surrounded by walls of glass bottles is just one example of the delightful and surprising ways the natural and the man-made intersect at Tinkertown.	Copyright © June 2003 Fox J. Mahnken.
Art at the Tinkertown Museum in Sandia Park	The Tinkertown Museum in Sandia Park is home to many pieces of interesting art such as wheels, bottles and more.	Public domain. Patricia McNally, photographer
Let Your Fancy Take Flight	A large sculpture depicting several figures in flight welcomes visitors to Tinkertown. The sculpture represents the words of encouragement to live life to the fullest that are found throughout this handmade museum.	Public domain. Photo by A. E. Crane
Glass Bottle Walls at Tinkertown Museum	Visitors lean in for a closer look at the walls made completely of glass bottles at the Tinkertown Museum.	Public domain. Photo by A. E. Crane