One of those creepy items is Oliver, the ventriloquist dummy made in the 1910s by an RCMP member who was a magician and ventriloquist that put on shows for children.
Unfortunately, Oliver hasn't aged well, according to Eskritt. He has been designated the host of the exhibit.
"Now I can't verify that it's true or not, but some of our visitors in the past have said that it feels like his eyes follow you as you move around the exhibit, so that adds to the whole sort of atmosphere," Eskritt said.
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27 October 2019
Regina: Oliver, the ventriloquist dummy made in the 1910s
From the October 17th article "Black Museum exhibit in Regina shows off creepy side of Canada's true crime history" by Samanda Brace in CBC News:
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