A World of Wonder
In 1941, seven-year-old Jasmine Moran scraped together a few coins for a fortune teller at an English country fair, who told her that she would have a career on stage and move to America. Her fortune came true, but her lasting legacy would be in the community of Seminole, where she would create a world-class children's museum that attracts 70,000 people annually and helps fund animal-related charities. This week on LoyalTV, join us in Seminole for a look at the past and present of Jasmine Moran Children's Museum.
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