This Chicago museum will unveil an exhibition full of rare artifacts from ‘The Wizard of Oz’ next month

We all know that there’s no place like home, and come next month, “home” is the Richard H. Driehaus Museum . Beginning November 13, Chicago’s premier Gilded Age museum will welcome visitors into the beloved world of Oz—no tornado required—with its new installation “The Land of Oz: Beyond the Page.”

Coinciding with the upcoming release of the sequel to the blockbuster film , “The Land of Oz: Beyond the Page” will transport visitors back to the film’s 1939 source text. You know the one—the musical fantasy classic that starred a doe-eyed Judy Garland, was plagued by production-related catastrophes and shaped pop culture in indelible ways—inspiring everything from a special sought-after collection of Barbie dolls to the music video for Blues Traveler’s maddening 1999 single “ Run-Aroun