Someone asked if I would post my impressions of Hannibal after the visit this month. Here they are: I found it charming and devoted to the legacy left it by Sam Clemens. Every small town in American should be so lucky. The museum has some treasures in the orchestrell that was described by Dorothy Quick in her book Enchantment; Sam's Oxford robes that he was fond of being photographed in; his locks of hair and insurance policy; and the original sketches of illustrations for Connecticut Yankee. The Becky Thatcher Bookstore across the street lives up to its name and manager Frank North is an asset to the Twain endeavors of the community. Didn't meet Mr. Sweet, but the museum staff were very hospitable and friendly and always smiling. Now, anyone have impressions or advise for planning a trip to the Hartford, Connecticut and Redding, Connecticut museums and mansions? Barb