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Creator of the the wacky/wonderful/world-famous Lunchbox Museum, noted local collector and historian Allen Woodall now aims to “preserve the history of Columbus, Georgia.”

Kaitlynn Ward Griffith (35) sits down with her grandfather, Allen Woodall Jr. (87), to discuss the lessons he has learned throughout his life, his passion for preserving history through museum curation, and each of their future hopes for the museums Allen has opened and for one another.

The Lunch Box Museum is the standout with an estimated 5,000 lunch boxes and related lunch box paraphernalia.

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Allen Woodall expressed his sadness over the fact that many children nowadays have to bring clear backpacks and lunch boxes to school for safety concerns.

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