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A look inside the new Dungeons and Dragons museum in Lake Geneva [PHOTOS]

The famous game, Dungeons and Dragons was created in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin in 1974. Now, there is a museum in Lake Geneva to commemorate the origin of one of the most popular role-playing games of all time.

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A look inside the new Dungeons and Dragons museum in Lake Geneva [PHOTOS]

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An Oconomowoc man and three friends are rowing 3,100 miles across the Pacific — no engine, no sail, and no assistance — to set a world record.Row West Pacific
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