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Thank you for visiting.
I will be your guide, my name is Raenell Dawn.
This display of Leap Year items was
inspired by the collectors of Leap Year items before me. Through my
research I came to the realization that
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a time
in our history when Leap Years
were recognized, and celebrated, by
society. The items on
this website will
usually have the words Leap Year
or
Leap Day on it, or the date February 29
is clearly
marked.
Deborah Hyland is
'curator', if you will,
of
the Leap Year Postcards. She provides
information about the cards that represent
her extensive research.
Collectors of Leap Year
memorabilia are
encouraged to display their collection here.
Marianne Vander Zanden, a collector of
Leap Year memorabilia, donated images
of
her Leap Year Postcards and Leap Year
Valentine Cards .
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We hope you'll enjoy looking around and
learning about how Leap
Year was once
celebrated in our society of yesteryear
through the use of these items.
The name of the person who
donated the
image is posted upon their approval.
Everyone who donates an image to the
LeapZeum is afforded
the opportunity
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