I just prepared I short article on the history of technical/industrial
museums in Belgium, 19th century, to be published soon in the Dutch journal
"Erfgoed". Unfortunately the text is in Dutch.
I have a lot of information on Belgium museums (especially on the museums
situated in the Flemish = Dutchspeaking part of the country) - most of the
information in Dutch and some in French. If you like I can share the
information with you.

Adriaan Linters
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At 09:26 13/07/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I am looking for references to books, articles, thesis and papers related to
>the history of museums (in the broadest sense) of countries and locales
>outside of the usual U.S., British, European (i.e.. French for the most
>part) selection.  Any help from list members would be appreciated.
>
>This effort is part of a new course I am developing on the history of
>Canadian museums that attempts to situate the Canadian museum movement in a
>global museum perspective of development.
>
>The results will be mounted on the web for museum professionals.
>
>Many thanks in advance for your cooperation,
>
>Lynne Teather,
>Prof. Museum Studies Program,
>Univ. of Toronto.
>
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