Talk:Myriorama (cards)

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Did you know... that 19th-century Myriorama and moving panorama shows entertained audiences with stories of travel, adventure, and historic events scrolling past on huge rolls of painted canvas? (pictured: myriorama poster)

A record of the entry may be seen at Wikipedia:Recent additions/2006/May.

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Myriorama and Moving Panorama[edit]

I note that there are entries both on Moving Panorama and Myriorama, and that Myriorama has a "Moving Panorama" subsection. I would propose the consolidation of these articles into a single, main-entry article on Moving Panorama, with a smller and distinct article on the "myriorama" toy, along with a disambiguation page.

Rapotter 13:17, 7 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Article now on Myriorama cards only[edit]

After much discussion, the parts of this article dealing with the Poole Brothers' Myrioramas, which were really just moving panorama, are being cut and placed within Moving Panorama. The remaining article will deal only with Myriorama cards and has been moved accordingly. See Talk:Moving_Panorama for details.

Rapotter 19:33, 4 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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