Here's a link to the TV segment that was just shown on WGN. You won't want to miss seeing noted TV personalities Frank Sirinek, Joe Stupar, and Stan Wdowikowski as they explain how the Museum works! This is actually a much longer clip than the one that was shown on the broadcast.
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