The unique and noteworthy, the curious and strange. These are specialty areas of Poochy’s lived experience.
When lifelong Harvey Cedars resident and town historian Margaret “Poochy” Buchholz learned the glass case in the foyer of the library in Surf City was available to anyone wanting to exhibit artwork, collectibles, educational items or some other sort of display, she looked around her house and gathered objects of interest, now on view.
She titled the collection “Weird and Wonderful Stuff Found in My Attic, on Beaches, in Bay Mud, and My Travels Around…
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