It all started with a few pepper mills on a California windowsill.
Andrea Ludden, 37, says her mother's collection of salt and pepper shakers eventually grew so large that at one point her family had 2,000 sets boxed underneath another house where they lived in Texas.
"Finally my dad just said, 'This is enough,'" Ludden said. "He said, 'You've got to do something with this.' And she said, 'Let's open a museum.'"
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