Education Coordinator Glenn Boyles tosses a pumpkin over the side of the Bettendorf Family Museum's second floor during the Great Pumpkin Drop on Saturday, Nov. 7. Guests were invited to bring their leftover Halloween Jack-o’-lanterns and to watch as they are smashed to smithereens from a great height.
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