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Today, we're visiting a museum.

It's at the top of a flight of stairs. And when you get there, you might have the feeling that you are being watched.

All around you are thousands and thousands of tiny pairs of eyes.

And some of them are even nodding up and down.

You're just surrounded by bobbleheads.

This is the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame

and Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's home to more than 10,000 bobbleheads. We get a lot of

wows and, oh my gosh. It was started by two sports super fans. And as you can imagine, they have

bobbleheads from just about every team you can

think of. But the collection has more than that. And some of the items in their collection will actually

surprise you. Most people think of sports when they think of bobbleheads, but it really covers

everything from pop culture to politics. and they date back, you know,

even to the 1800s, 1700s.

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