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John Deere opens toybox to tell company’s innovative story
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Neil Dahlstrom, branded properties and heritage manager at John Deere, points out artifacts in the John Deere Pavilion’s new toy box exhibit. CREDIT TODD WELVAERT
In a massive exhibit hall dominated by big green machines, visitors to the John Deere Pavilion are being drawn to miniature pieces of the Moline company’s history; some small enough to fit into a child’s hand.
That’s courtesy of a new permanent exhibit in the northwest corner of Deere &…
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