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Thank you so much for getting back to me. I work Communications at Behringer-Crawford Museum located in Devou Park, Covington, KY. In mid-November, the museum has a display of Holiday Toy Trains including a mini Charles Dickens village and much more. I have attached the flyer in this email also, to give you a bit more information.

BCM is interested in a possible collaboration between our Holiday Toy Train display and the Cincinnati Zoo's BB&T Express Train. Please let me know any options or levels of collaboration you might offer, whether this be a sponsorship, displaying an advertisement, or anything else on both our ends.

We hope we can work alongside of you with our "train" of a connection.

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