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Owney was a mutt who lived in the 1880s and 1890s. He befriended postal clerks and traveled by Railway Mail Service. In this short video, staff member Erin Blasco introduces Owney's story and explains how the museum uses Owney to connect the public with key Postal Museum stories, both online and in the museum. To learn more about Owney, visit http://npm.si.edu/owney and follow him on Facebook or Twitter! You can also download his free iPad e-book or watch it online.

One of the most popular exhibits in the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum is the story of Owney, the scruffy mutt who became the unofficial mascot of the Railway Mail Service in the late 19th century. The Museum has brought the true story of Owney to life through beautiful animation and a fun (and historically accurate) story, "Owney: Tales from the Rails," written by Jerry Rees with songs by Stephen Michael Schwartz and illustrations by Fred Cline. The book is narrated and songs are performed by American country singer, songwriter, and actor Trace Adkins.

A short video about Owney, Mascot of the Railway Mail Service. Read more at: http://npm.si.edu/Owney