The next and last room I journeyed into was a room that consisted of Fowler's own collection of Silver. There was also silver of women, art, and business. There was also several puppet displays on the surrounding walls. The puppets originated from India, Bali, and Asia. These small exhibits were just a touch of how puppets played a major role in these ancient civilizations.
Some cultures still practice the art of puppetry.
I wish the exhibits were bigger though, because it was quite interesting reading about them. However, we made it just in the nick of time, give or take 5 to 10 minutes, but we didn't miss much, so it wasn't a big deal or anything. Anyhow, that is beside my point, so I will now address the subject at hand, and that is the actual Fowler Museum experience. Overrall the trip was very informative and interesting. I didn't realize how much information museums possessed, that if read thoroughly, individuals would be pretty intrigued, like I was.