Hello All,

I'm just wondering if anyone knows of visitor studies/evaluations that 
examine/have examined what visitors think about exhibitions in history 
museums that are organized chonologically (as opposed to say thematically, 
or as case-studies, etc) --do they prefer them, do they dislike this method 
of organization, etc?

Thanks,
Keni Sturgeon
Curator
Mission Mill Museum
1313 Mill Avenue
Salem, OR 97306
503-585-7012, ex. 232
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