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Wood Huntley got the idea for Museum Store Products in 1978, when a friend who worked at the Philadelphia Museum of Art asked if he could help her find a way to produce a magnet to sell museum visitors. Huntley agreed to help, and found a photography studio in Brooklyn that could reproduce the image for the magnet with the best color match possible.
Huntley recognized there was a viable business opportunity to provide custom products for museum visitors who want to take their museum experience and memories home. Today, Museum Store Products provides a wide variety of items to the company’s customers, which includes the Smithsonian, The National Gallery of Art, and The Guggenheim.
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