The Return of Dorothy's Iconic Ruby Slippers, Now Newly Preserved for the Ages | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
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Dorothy's ruby red slippers, stolen 13 years ago, have been found
Smithsonian Launches $300K Campaign to Rescue Dorothy's Ruby Slippers – The Hollywood Reporter
How the Smithsonian helped the FBI in the case of stolen ruby slippers | PBS NewsHour
Click Your Heels Three Times: The Ruby Slippers of The Wizard of Oz - Hanover Theatre and Conservatory
Smithsonian Launches $300K Kickstarter Campaign to Save Dorothy's Ruby Slippers
The Smithsonian Needs $300,000 to Save Dorothy's Ruby Slippers | Glamour
The Return of Dorothy's Iconic Ruby Slippers, Now Newly Preserved for the Ages | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
Last day to see Smithsonian's ruby slippers coming soon - WTOP News
Recovered Ruby Slippers visit museum for examination by conservators, curators . . . and FBI agents | National Museum of American History
There was more than one pair of Ruby Slippers in Dorothy's closet? | National Museum of American History
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers | National Museum of American History
The conservator who is saving the Ruby Slippers' sparkle | National Museum of American History
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers Have A History As A Populist Symbol. Now The Smithsonian Is Asking Us For Help.
Ruby slippers - Wikipedia
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers | National Museum of American History
Ruby slippers, scarecrow land at Smithsonian | KPIC
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers Were Stolen 13 Years Ago. Now They've Been Found. - The New York Times
Dorothy's Ruby Slippers | National Museum of American History
Ruby Slippers Recovered — FBI
To Preserve Dorothy's Ruby Slippers, Smithsonian Relies On Custom Q-Tips And A Lot Of Cash | WAMU
Smithsonian launches campaign to raise funds to restore Dorothy's ruby slippers | wthr.com
Stolen ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in 'Wizard of Oz' found
Ruby Slippers Locations: Where to See Them | Marriott TRAVELER
Recovered Ruby Slippers visit museum for examination by conservators, curators . . . and FBI agents | National Museum of American History
