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Uncomfortable for Some: Addressing Issues of Importance at AASLH

Uncomfortable for Some: Addressing Issues of Importance at AASLH

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:33:19-05:00September 5th, 2013|Categories: Annual Meeting, Audience, Court and Legal History, Education and Interpretation, Leadership, Small Museums|Tags: 2013 Annual Meeting, African American, interpretation, museums, Native American, Perspective, Supreme Court|

At AASLH’s 2013 Annual Meeting, three of us will conduct [...]

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Turning Your “Aarrgghh!” into “Ahhhhhh….”

Turning Your “Aarrgghh!” into “Ahhhhhh….”

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:33:26-05:00April 1st, 2013|Categories: Best Practices, Collections, Education and Interpretation, Membership, Small Museums|Tags: community, Evergreen, Small Museum Toolkit|

Some may regard maintenance and renovation work - with all [...]

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TrendsWatch 2015

TrendsWatch 2015

By Aja Bain|2019-01-25T13:08:39-05:00May 14th, 2015|Categories: Best Practices, Education and Interpretation, Exhibits, Leadership, Marketing, Membership, Musings & Trends, Professional Development, Programming, Small Museums, Technology and The Web|Tags: AAM, authority, Ethics, Research and Trends, technology, trend watching|

Every year, the American Alliance of Museums' Center for the [...]

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Treasure in Music City

Treasure in Music City

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:31:46-05:00January 15th, 2015|Categories: Conservation, Court and Legal History, Historic Houses, Small Museums, Technology and The Web, Volunteers & Docents|Tags: advocacy, collaboration, community engagement, grassroots, historic preservation, Local History, Nashville, Preservation|

AASLH staff were on hand to witness an exciting announcement [...]

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Tour “Too Rushed” Not About Time – Who’d Have Thunk?

Tour “Too Rushed” Not About Time – Who’d Have Thunk?

By AASLH Contributing Author|2018-08-29T18:33:39-05:00November 26th, 2012|Categories: Education and Interpretation, Historic Houses, Small Museums|Tags: evaluation, feedback, guided tours, historic home, house tour, tour pace, tours, visitor studies, visitor-centered, visitors|

Digging deeper for information with visitors can really pay off in the long run. We can learn why they’ve said things and understand the real meaning.

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Top AASLH Blog Posts for 2014

Top AASLH Blog Posts for 2014

By AASLH Contributing Author|2019-08-19T16:40:09-05:00December 22nd, 2014|Categories: Annual Meeting, Education and Interpretation, Historic Houses, Leadership, Musings & Trends, Programming, Small Museums|

Thank you to all AASLH bloggers for a great year [...]

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