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Mr. Deessel might be well advised to look at the root mission of any
museum, library, and archive. It is not to collect, but to educate with
the collection ( the underlying connection). If he has any association
with these institutions he would know better. That is unless this is the
childish rant of a kid at his father's computer or another troll for
response by a lonely computer lurker. Forward forther retort directly to
him at [log in to unmask] I am sure he needs the attention.
Wayne Hart, Director
Museum of Valor
At 02:13 PM 10/10/97 -0400, you wrote:
> Barry Dressel <[log in to unmask]
>Yeah, well, and it might do museums--particularly history museums--a hell
>of a lot of good if they were seen as COLLECTIONS--libraries of
>objects--the way libraries and archives are seen as collections of books,
>manuscripts, and records, instead of trying to occupy positions as places
>that teach, or as entertainment attractions.
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