Stroll through the Milwaukee Public Museum, and you’ll probably notice everything just seems to “pop.” The buffalo hunt exhibit, the African Savanna, the first floor muskrats — they’re all depicted in 3-D diorama, a moment frozen in time. Most notable are the Streets of Old Milwaukee, the museum’s — and the world’s — first fully immersive diorama exhibit. But it

Stroll through the Milwaukee Public Museum, and you’ll probably notice everything just seems to “pop.” The buffalo hunt exhibit, the African Savanna, the first floor muskrats — they’re all depicted in 3-D diorama, a moment frozen in time. Most notable are the Streets of Old Milwaukee, the museum’s — and the world’s — first fully immersive diorama exhibit. But it

Stroll through the Milwaukee Public Museum, and you’ll probably notice everything just seems to&nbsp;“pop.” The buffalo hunt exhibit, the African Savanna, the first floor muskrats — they’re all&nbsp;depicted in 3-D diorama, a moment frozen in time. Most notable are the Streets of Old Milwaukee, the museum’s — and the world’s — first&nbsp;fully&nbsp;immersive&nbsp;diorama exhibit. But it

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