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Wax figures in the Museum of the Cherokee Indian
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- Date created: December 29, 2007
- Location: Cherokee, North Carolina
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These are wax figures in the Museum of the Cherokee Indian. They depict three Cherokee warriors in authentic costume. The museum contains artifacts, wax figures, and permanent exhibits detailing the history and life of Cherokee Indians.