Charles M. Schulz Museum

Celebrating the stories and art of Charles M. Schulz, creator of Peanuts featuring Charlie Brown + Snoopy! Located north of San Francisco.

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@colinarmis In case it's helpful, Charles M. Schulz shared this in a 1990 NPR interview:

"I don't think of it as not having hair. I think of it as being hair that is so blond that...it's not seen very clearly, that's all."

[Peanuts comic strip, February 7, 1961. ©PNTS]

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#MondayMood.

This detail is from a Peanuts Sunday comic strip first published on October 21, 1973.

✒️ Visit "The Pen is Mighty," on view through July 9, to see this original Sunday comic strip and learn more about Schulz's signature lettering style: https://t.co/ZbvE47KdnU

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This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published #OTD in 1961.

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🌎 Happy #EarthDay!

This Peanuts comic strip was first published #OTD in 1975.

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✈️ Ready to jet off to your next adventure? Make sure your luggage is summer-ready with our stylish Peanuts luggage tags!⁠
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🔗 Purchase on your next visit to the Museum or from our Online Museum Store: https://t.co/k6slh5lyKt

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This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 30, 1984.

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🐾 After a long day, there is no better feeling than coming home to your pet!

This detail comes from a Peanuts comic strip first published on February 24, 1994.

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#OTD 56 years ago, Snoopy first performed his Cheshire Beagle trick!⁠
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Charles Schulz clearly enjoyed Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland—he owned 2 copies of the novel! He annotated & copied a passage from page 65 for this Peanuts comic strip, first published on April 18, 1967.

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🌸 Spring has sprung, and the Schulz Museum is in bloom! ⁠
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While there is plenty to see inside the Museum, don't forget to soak up the springtime views outside, too!

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Today is National #GoFlyAKite Day! ⁠
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This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on March 27, 1988.⁠
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To see more kite-flying fun, visit "Kite-Flying Foibles" on view through September 17: https://t.co/liOWkfIEVP

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This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 2, 1992.

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Charles Schulz developed many lettering types for Peanuts, including this one when Snoopy uses his typewriter!⁠
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✒️ Visit "The Pen is Mighty" to learn more about Schulz's lettering style: https://t.co/ZbvE47KdnU
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This original PNTS comic strip was published on 11/20/1979.

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This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 28, 1997.

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Get swept away with Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang in the exhibition “Kite-Flying Foibles,” on view March 19—September 17, 2023, at the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California.

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🎥:@BrennanSpark

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🌳 Visit "Kite-Flying Foibles" on view through September 17 to explore more kite adventures with Charlie Brown and the Peanuts Gang: https://t.co/liOWkfJcLn

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🪁 Charlie Brown gets his kite stuck in a tree for the first time #OTD in 1956! ⁠
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“One of the first [storylines] that really worked for me was Charlie Brown getting that dumb kite caught in a tree. He was standing there all week long, looking at it. And people loved it.”—CMS

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〰️ This Peanuts comic strip was first published #OTD in 1951.

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Happy #NationalSiblingsDay! Today we spotlight these ceramic Daisy Hill Puppy banks by Determined Productions c. 1990 of Snoopy and his siblings!
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The siblings are in the following order: Snoopy, Belle, Andy, Olaf, Spike, and Marbles.

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🐾 Here comes the Easter Beagle! 🐰

💛 Happy Easter from the Schulz Museum! This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on April 22, 1973.

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🌷Special Holiday Hours Alert! 🌷⁠
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The Schulz Museum will be closed this Sunday, April 9, in observance of Easter. We will reopen on Monday, April 10, at 11:00 am.⁠
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This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on 4/11/1971.
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Museum hours: https://t.co/GLNmVshqkz