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Hobby City
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Visit the coin shop.
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The Bear Tree sells
stuffed animals. |
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Miniatures sells
just that. |
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I remember my mom taking me here
25 years ago, I loved it. I couldn't believe it's still around. Built in 1955, it hasn't changed much. It use to have a little train thrilling kids with rides around the premises and is now next door at Adventure City. It did seem a little less spectacular to me returning here as an adult, but our kids had a ball spending their saved allowances, adding coins and shells to their collections. We went the week after Christmas and they're already nagging to go back. My favorite when I was a kid was the Rocks & Gems shop. Back then there were barrels of rocks and shelves filled with them and so much that was affordable, now it has fossils, rocks and loose gems and jewelry, more of a gift shop. This is a great place to buy a loose diamonds, rubies or other gems which are kept locked in a cabinet. Tell them what you are looking to spend and they will show you the size you can get. They have 23 different hobby & collectable shops in all selling everything from shells, reptiles, models, trading cards, Indian made things, dolls, miniatures, coins, stamps and lots more. They also have a Doll & Toy Museum that you can tour for $2.
Located at 1238 Beach Boulevard
in Anaheim.
Telephone (714) 527-2323.
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The Doll & Toy Museum
houses over 4000 old toys & dolls |
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Buena Park, California
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