The Jimmy Stewart Museum highlights the successful Hollywood career of Jimmy Stewart in movies, TV, theater, radio and his life as a WWII military hero, civic leader and family man. There are three large galleries, two smaller galleries, two rotating exhibit hallways, and a vintage 50-seat theater with an afternoon matinee each day showcasing one of his films. There’s also a unique gift shop aptly named after his 1940 comedy, The Shop Around The Corner (the plot of the 1998 Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan film You’ve Got Mail). Showcased in the museum are vintage movie posters, movie costumes, props, military uniforms, awards, personal items, memorabilia, a wealth of photographs from all his films, and so much more!
Among Stewart’s memorabilia on display is the famous hat he wore in most…
