The legacy returns: Wildlife museum reopens in Ritzville
Dr. Don Sebesta and Sandy Tyler, owners of Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum in Ritzville.
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A line of furs in Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum's "Touchy-feely room."
Lions hover over a zebra in the Africa exhibit at Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum in Ritzville.
Sheep and goats of the world at Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum in Ritzville
The Africa exhibit is the largest display of taxidermied animals at Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum in Ritzville.
RITZVILLE — Lasting Legacy Wildlife Museum has more than 1,000 taxidermied animals from more than 60 countries, spanning every continent, but Antarctica.
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