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Find The Brownie GnomesAn Interactive Game |
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Brownie Castle 125 Elgin St, Victoria Park, Granby, Quebec, Canada 32G 4V4 |
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Palmer Cox has been called the Walt Disney of the Victorian Age. He based his characters on the Scottish earth gnome called Brownie. Find them in Brownie Castle, Cox's home in Quebec, Canada |
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| MUSIC BY THE DADY BROTHERS Visit their site for more about these incrdible Irish musicians. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Imagine that you are in Brownie Castle. Palmer Cox built this lovely old manor house in the early 1900's. He built it to look like a Scottish castle. Imagine climbing the tower stairs to the room he called "Brownieland." There you find his drawing table, desk, bookcase, boxes of brownie products and a high round window through which to view the garden. Interact with the environment, use your "second sight" and see where the brownies are hidden. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| A CHILDREN'S BOOK ABOUT THE PALMER COX BROWNIES | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| "Brownieland," In the tower of Brownie Castle | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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