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Does Clio Sit On Your Shoulder?

Does Clio Sit On Your Shoulder?

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:34:09-05:00April 10th, 2012|Categories: Education and Interpretation, Musings & Trends, Small Museums|Tags: Clio, history, Muse|

Kids have a knack for asking legitimate questions. One of [...]

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Do You Docent?

Do You Docent?

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:32:10-05:00April 29th, 2014|Categories: Administration, Audience, Education and Interpretation, Musings & Trends, Programming, Small Museums, Volunteers & Docents|Tags: audience, community engagement, Education, field trip, field trips, Governance, guided tours, hands-on, Historical Societies, interpretation, Living History And Outdoor Museums, museums, Parks and Sites, Research Centers, School and Group Programs, tours, Trends and Research o Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers, visitor services, visitors|

Colleague, former Education and Interpretation Committee member, and all around [...]

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Do History Museums Still Need Objects? I’m Not Sure

Do History Museums Still Need Objects? I’m Not Sure

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:33:38-05:00December 11th, 2012|Categories: Annual Meeting, Best Practices, Collections, Exhibits, Small Museums|Tags: 2012 Annual Meeting, Collections Care and Management, Collections management, Collections storage, Curatorial, Do History Museums Still Need Objects, Objects, Rainey Tisdale, Singer sewing machine|

I’ve been pondering the central question of Rainey Tisdale’s article [...]

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Disaster Planning: Observations From a Firsthand Perspective

Disaster Planning: Observations From a Firsthand Perspective

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:32:12-05:00March 26th, 2014|Categories: Administration, Best Practices, Collections, Conservation, Historic Houses, Small Museums|Tags: Disaster Planning, disaster preparedness, fire, MayDay, Stanwood Wildlife Sanctuary|

How do you prepare for the worst at your historic [...]

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Did You Have a Great Intern This Summer?

Did You Have a Great Intern This Summer?

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:31:57-05:00August 11th, 2014|Categories: Professional Development, Small Museums|Tags: Interns, Internships, Student Membership|

I’ll cut right to the chase. AASLH is reaching out [...]

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Developing Ethical Representations of Difficult Histories Part 3: Questions for Readers

Developing Ethical Representations of Difficult Histories Part 3: Questions for Readers

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:33:12-05:00January 13th, 2014|Categories: Audience, Best Practices, Collections, Court and Legal History, Education and Interpretation, Exhibits, Historic Houses, Programming, Religious History, Small Museums|Tags: Collections Care and Management, Commemoration, Curatorial, Ethics, Historical Research, Living History And Outdoor Museums, museums, Narrative, Parks and Sites, Sites of Conscience, slavery, training, Trends And Research, Tribal Museums And Cultural Centers|

Note: Julie Rose, director of the West Baton Rouge Museum [...]

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