The Museum is located in Buffalo, New York and is open to the public Monday through Friday 10:am to 4:pm free of charge. They are also located on the World Wide Web, where the public can take a virtual tour of the Museum and all that it has to offer. Although it may take sometime before Mr. Hensel's exhibit can be viewed, in order to give time for updating the website and cataloging...
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Although it may take sometime before Mr. Hensel's exhibit can be viewed, in order to give time for updating the website and cataloging. Once this process has been made an update will be made within this page. MR. HENSEL'S AWARDS *Nominated as one of the best poets of the 20th Cen. *Nominated for the Push Cart prize for Poetry...
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