Video Tour of My Marilyn Monroe Collection

I did an interview for the Wellington County Museum highlighting my items that are currently on display.  I am happy to be able to share this with those of you who are unable to come and see it in person.

MarilynGeek Guide to Niagara

I have visited Niagara Falls many times over the years but I finally got around to concentrating on Marilyn's time there.  I have researched and documentated how Niagara looked then and now.  If you are planning a trip there I hope you find this guide useful to locate the Marilyn locations that are still there.

Here is the link to the Guide...

http://www.marilynmonroe.ca/camera/niagara/

Postcards from Exhibit available

I have had some requests to mail out the postcards from my Marilyn exhibit. To cover my costs I am asking for $2 shipping to Canada, $3 shipping to USA and $4 international shipping. You can send payment via paypal to marilynfan@gmail.com and be sure to include your mailing address.

Mad about Marilyn on Local News

Was interviewed about my exhibit by CTV news.  Special thanks to Marilyn fan, Bronte, who travelled a distance to come today.

Here is the link to the news clip...

http://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=453330&binId=1.1147261&playlistPageNum=1

MarilynGeek Book Ambition

I've added a new page to my website dedicated to Marilyn's books.  This time I'm not talking about books about Marilyn but instead books that Marilyn read.

I've decided to try and read as many books from Marilyn's personal library as I can.  This page will document my journey.  I call it MarilynGeek Book Ambition (litte tribute to Madonna with the title LOL).

I've included a gallery of photos of Marilyn reading for inspiration.

http://www.marilynmonroe.ca/camera/ambition/

Opening Night

I had a fantastic night at the opening of my Marilyn exhibit on September 12.  We had a great turn out for the movie "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes".   I love sitting in the back row and watching people's reactions to the film.  It is such a joy to hear people laughing along with Marilyn's comedic genius.

It really was a thrill to meet other Marilyn fans and everyone seemed really appreciative to me for sharing my collection.  To my surprise I got the most questions about my Kim Goodwin doll.  People were really impressed with how he captured Marilyn's likeness.

I figured this was my opportunity to dress the part and look like I could have been back in the 50's.  It was so much fun.  A special thanks to Susan Rice, who did my fantastic pinup hair.

My Marilyn Collection featured in Wellington Advertiser

My local newspaper came by my house for an interview about my collection.  You can read the article here:

http://www.wellingtonadvertiser.com/comments/index.cfm?articleID=22867