Upstairs and in one of the rooms, they tried to replicate Schulz's studio. I doubt things were ever thing sparkling clean but it is interesting to note the set up and materials used.
On the other side of the studio are several bookcases with many books. But, apparently, this was only a fraction of his book collection. Still, the Bill Mauldin book stood out. He was a famous cartoonist that depicted the every day life of the soldier during WWII. I'm sure Schulz could relate along with draw inspiration from Maudlin.
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