Marilyn Monroe: The Exhibit

The exhibit includes the million-dollar dress Monroe wore on her honeymoon with Joe Di Maggio and made famous when she entertained the troops for USO shows in Korea; costumes and accessories from in Some Like It Hot, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes; costumes and accessories from Scott Fortner, The Marilyn Monroe Collection and The Greg Schreiner Marilyn Monroe Collection, including the iconic costume worn by Marilyn in The Prince and The Show Girl; the prescription bottle and the Decodron vile found next to her bed the night she passed away; the legendary “red velvet” nude photographs shot by Tom Kelly; and a vast photograph collection of her childhood, family and early modeling career, when she was still Norma Jean Baker and much more. Highlighting the exhibit will be never before seen photos by world-renowned photographer George Barris, who shot the last pictures of Monroe while collaborating on a book at the time of her death 50 years ago.