After intermission, Ms. Scott answered questions from the audience, most ofwhich focused on her personal history and career plans. Ms. Scott was enthusiastic about her visit to Jamestown and is looking forward to returning and offering additional support to help keep alive the memory and preserve the legacy of her favorite star. Written by Paul W. Heimel, an enthusiastic fan of Jamestown native Lucille Ball and the museum dedicated to her, the article shares background information on the Museum as well as both its namesakes and includes photographs of the Museum's interior as well. Heimel, a free-lance writer who lives and works in Coudersport, Pennsylvania, is pursuing other opportunities to write about his favorite subject. It's especially gratifying to go back to Lucille Ball's roots in Jamestown and see that the local citizens are still proud of their hometown celebrity and dedicated to preserving her memory and welcoming visitors.
Visitors can click on the magazine cover and get to the page about the issue.
There is ordering information on both pages, plus links to a couple of excerpts, including one from the Lucy-Desi Museum story. Wanda's support helps us in our mission of celebrating Lucy's legacy and preserving her personal effects. The Lucy-Desi Museum is the perfect place to celebrate the great talent and special person I worked for and is so worthy of our support. Wyman pointed out that 35mm prints of movies are not readily available. The Lucy-Desi Museum is working toward having the most complete collection of artifacts and memorabilia possible about the First Couple of Comedy.