The replica of Norman Rockway’s Miami Children’s Museum has been restored in Miami’s historic historic district.

The museum, which opened in 1928, is a world-renowned collection of art and music.

It was once home to celebrities including Marlon Brando, Judy Garland and Robert Mitchum, who visited on a tour.

Museum replicas have become a popular attraction in Miami, with thousands of people visiting the museum each year to see the works, including a large sculpture of a child dressed as Mr Rockwell, the singer and comic.

Mr Rockwell’s statue was one of the original four, along with the others, from the Rockwell house, which was built in 1927.

It had been a part of the museum since before it opened in 1927 and is one of only two Rockwell-designed pieces still in the museum.

The museum’s permanent exhibition hall, where the museum is now, was once the main attraction of the area.

It was originally constructed as a museum in 1928 but it was closed in 1950.

It has since been transformed into the Museum of Contemporary Art, and it has been a destination for many tourists from the US, Europe and Australia.

Its replica of Mr Rockway was unveiled earlier this year and has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors to the museum, and has become a cultural icon for Miami.

Miami Museum of Art is also restoring its main exhibition hall to its former glory, which closed in 2017.

Dorothy Egan, the museum’s executive director, said that she was very proud of the restoration work.

“The museum replica is one that was in the way of our dream of bringing it back into the museum as part of our grand vision for the museum,” she said.

She said that the replica was not a museum, but a living museum.

“It is the museum that brought this exhibition hall back to life and that is something that we will never lose.”

The replica of the Rockway house has become an iconic tourist attraction, with visitors from around the world coming to the world-famous house and taking photographs.

Ms Egan said the restoration of the replica had brought back memories and joy for visitors.

There are two versions of the sculpture, with one with Mr Rockcraft’s face and the other with his signature.

At the time it was installed in 1928 the replica of Rockwell was a world famous collection of artwork and music, which had been created by renowned sculptor Norman Rockcraft.

Randy Martin, who has been at the museum for about 20 years, said the replica, which has been in the building since its construction, was a real eye-opener.

“When I first saw it, I was shocked and delighted that we were able to restore this piece of art to its original condition,” Mr Martin said.

“We hope that this experience will make the people who came here think about Miami in the same way that they do now,” Mr Egan added. “

[It] is such a powerful symbol for Miami and I think it’s the epitome of Miami as a city.”

“We hope that this experience will make the people who came here think about Miami in the same way that they do now,” Mr Egan added.

For more information on the restoration project visit the museum website.

Read more about Rockwell and the Miami Childrens Museum here.

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