Dallas, Texas: Bronze Hands of the Famous
The collection of surgeon Adrian E. Flatt, who made celebrity hand-casting his hobby starting in the 1960s. 100+ on display.
George W. Truett Memorial Hospital
- Address:
- 3501 Junius St., Dallas, TX
- Directions:
- Exhibit is on the first floor lobby of the George W. Truett Memorial Hospital in the Baylor University Medical Center complex (about 10 blocks or so east of U.S. Highway 75).
- Phone:
- 214-820-0111
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Dr. Seuss and Charles Schulz hands are here too!
[Anna Schiller, 01/02/2015]
What's cooler than wax sculptures made from photos of famous people? Well, a lot of things, but the thing I've got in mind is bronze casts made from the ACTUAL HANDS of famous people -- presidents, astronauts, athletes, actors, etc. Louis Armstrong, Winston Churchill, Joe DiMaggio, Andre the Giant and Walt Disney are among the highlights; there's also a handful of medical oddities. The casts were named for surgeon Adrian E. Flatt, who made celebrity hand-casting his hobby.
[Dave, 02/11/2003]Sept. 2012: Photo added.
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The Dr. Seuss (Ted Geisel) hands are displayed with a Cat in the Hat sketch reading: "This is to Certify that THESE HANDS are Mine and are not the Paws of my Cat."