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Laura A Dell <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 27 Jul 1998 16:58:28 EDT
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We have an extensive historical library which is open to the public and
well used.
The library is used by professionals in research and by the general
public, especially people working on family geneologies.  Call Cincinnati
Museum Center at (513) 287-7000 and ask for the historical library if you
would like more information.  They may also be able to lead you to
institutions which are a better fit  to your research topic.

Laura Dell
Science Exhibit Coordinator, Children's Museum
Cincinnati Museum Center
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>
>> I recently signed onto this list as part of a course on art and
>museum
>> librarianship that I am taking at Catholic University.  One of our
>> assignments is to do a project about some general museum library
>concerns
>> and then compare it to specific case examples. I am interested in
>historic
>> buildings and sites and would like to do my project on this topic
>but
>> have run into an obstacle: I have found plenty of articles on the
>sites
>> themselves but cannot find much on their library facilities,
>especially
>> from a scholarly perspective.  Does anyone out there have any
>suggestions
>> of articles or places to look on this specific subject?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> Jennifer Jukes
>> [log in to unmask]
>

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