Donald E. Stephens Museum of Hummel’s

My friend and I decided to give the Donald E. Stephens Museum of Hummel’s a second chance. This place is a large room lined with glass display cabinets that are full of little figurines with a smattering of collectible plates and some other larger items. About ¾ of the collection consists of Hummels and the remaining ¼ is made up of various little figurines from other designers. There’s minimal signage and there are a lot of repeat figurines (including an entire shelf of miniature little boys reading newspapers). I can see why Donald E. Stephens moved his collection out of his home. Admission is free, so there really isn’t much to complain about.
If you’re a big Hummel aficionado (I am not), this is supposed to be the world’s largest collection of Hummel figurines on display to the public, and this would probably be your Graceland.
Since I posted my original angry review, they have taken down their website. We relied on this site instead, which has the correct address and seems to be accurate:
. Google Maps still has the wrong address for this place, so enter the street address into your GPS.