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Polly Travnicek pointed to a detail on the mural she uncovered on a bedroom wall after buying her home in Bonnyville in 1979. Photo by The Gazette file

An early version of Snoopy that Charles M. Schulz painted on the wall of his Bonnyville home in his daughter's nursery in 1951. Photo by The Gazette file

Polly Travnicek stood next to a photo of the mural she uncovered in the bedroom of her Bonnyville home in 1979. It was painted in 1951 by a then-struggling artist, Charles M. Schulz. It features two of his iconic characters, Charlie Brown and Snoopy. Photo by The Gazette file

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SIDE STREETS: Good grief! Museum links Snoopy, NASA and Springs bedroom