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Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Museum Moves to the Colony

June 27, 2019 20:39PM

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Brian Maschino
The Colony and the new Truck Yard are lucky recipients of Barney Smith's artistry: decorated toilet seats. His museum was in San Antonio but made the move with the opening of the new Truck Yard. Take a gander at his work. Photos by Brian Maschino
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