Elizabeth

Hello from the North Coast!

Since we have receptions, which include food and drink, in the building, we
do not have a specific policy for water bottles. As with anything else, we
welcome visitors first, ask what brought them here and ask them to not touch
the exhibits.

If you need further info from me, just ask. In future, it's a good idea to
include your email so responses don't have to go to the whole list. Good
luck with your project.

Best regards,
Ware Petznick
wpetznick@shakerhistory [dot] org
Shaker Historical Society

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Water Bottle Policies in Museum Galleries

I am currently an intern at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in
Kansas City and am researching water bottle policies for a presentation I am
to give.

I would greatly appreciate it if you would briefly relate what your museum's
policy about water bottles is. Are they allowed in galleries? If so must
they remain capped or in bags? Are there signs which tell guests this
policy? Do you have a written internal policy concerning this?

Thank you so much for your help and insight.
Elizabeth

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