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American Advertising Museum

The American Advertising Museum was a museum in downtown Portland, Oregon, United States. Founded in 1986, the museum displayed advertising from the 18th century to the present day. The museum featured both permanent and traveling exhibits on advertising campaigns, industry icons, and advertising in general. There was also a library and gift shop before it closed by the end of 2004.
==History==
Mick Scott with Leonard W. Lanfranco’s assistance, opened the museum in 1986.〔McCarthy, Dennis. Former newspaper executive dies. ''The Oregonian'', May 5, 2002.〕 Homer P. Groening, Matt Groening’s father, was also one of the founding directors of the museum.〔(Homer P. Groening, father of 'The Simpsons' creator ) SouthCoast Today. Retrieved on September 8, 2007.〕 It opened on June 26 of that year in the Erickson Saloon building and was initiated by the Portland Advertising Federation.〔Mershon, Helen. Portland boasts world’s only museum devoted exclusively to advertising. ''The Oregonian'', September 13, 1988.〕 At the time it was the only museum in the world devoted solely to advertising.〔 For a time from 1995 to 1996 the museum was located on the city’s Eastside.〔Nicholas, Jonathan. Anything Cleveland can do we certainly can do better. ''The Oregonian'', December 17, 1995.〕
In 1996, the museum moved to a location in Portland’s Old Town district.〔Turnquist, Kristi. She sells. ''The Oregonian'', March 9, 1996.〕 The PBS show ''Antiques Roadshow'' featured the museum in a 1999 episode.〔Schulberg, Pete. On-the-air collectibles: When “Antiques Roadshow” appraisers find a gem, PBS viewers are the richer for it. ''The Oregonian'', May 10, 1999.〕 In 2000, the William F. Eisner Museum of Advertising & Design museum opened in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the AAM was no longer the only museum to focus exclusively on advertising.〔Hajewski, Doris. Eisner museum ready to cut loose. The ''Milwaukee Journal Sentinel'', February 6, 2004.〕 The AAM relocated to Portland's Chinatown district in 2001.〔Doyle, Brian. (Ads Infinitum: The collections snap, crackle, and pop at the American Advertising Museum. ) ''VIA'', May 2002.〕 In 2003, the HMH ad agency won an ADDY award for their design for the museum’s stationery.〔Marketing and advertising. ''The Oregonian'', June 17, 2003.〕
By February 2004 the Eisner Museum had acquired the American Advertising Museum collections as an exchange for paying its debts,〔 and the AAM was closed.〔Tims, Dana. Meet your neighbor: The mission: Preserve history. ''The Oregonian'', December 9, 2004.〕 However, the Eisner Museum in turn closed in 2010, when the building it was located in was sold. , the disposition of the museum's collection and archives is unknown.

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