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* One of the exhibits taken by Fenella is a priceless [[Victorian]] [[doll's house (Local Museum curatress vanishes)|doll's house]]. | * One of the exhibits taken by Fenella is a priceless [[Victorian]] [[doll's house (Local Museum curatress vanishes)|doll's house]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:09, 6 September 2023
Local Museum curatress vanishes was the first short story published in the interior booklet of The Dead Shoes on 8 October 2009[source needed] by BBC Audio. Written by Paul Magrs, this story is notable for revealing Mrs Wibbsey's first name: Fenella.
Plot
It is revealed in a newspaper clipping that Fenella Wibbsey, curatress of Cromer Palace of Curios, has taken "a number of choice exhibits" with her when she left the town.
Characters
Worldbuilding
- One of the exhibits taken by Fenella is a priceless Victorian doll's house.
- The articles describes Fenella leaving the town in a "moonlit flit".
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- This story is set after The Dead Shoes.
Gallery
The headline.
The interior of the doll's house
Footnotes
Notes
- ↑ Revealed in the next story in the booklet, Fracas in Dangerous Weather.
