I'm surprised no one has yet mentioned the Atlanta airport. Last April when I
went through there they had excellent cases of sample exhibits from several
Atlanta  museums,  even linking the themes of the displays to the cultures
of the airline destinations. They were all very interesting and well done.
Mary Day Kent
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Philadelphia, Pa.




>the Denver International Airport has an area where several museums have
exhibits.  the zoo, the botanical gardens, the art museum, and us, the
Natural History Museum.  Our case changes annually, and the biggest
challenge is which usually choice of artefacts as the area has a lot of
natural daylight.  If you want more info I can connect you with the right
person here in exhibits.
>
>Judy Koke
>Exhibit Evaluator
>Denver Museum of Natural History
>(303) 370-6341
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>Dear Colleagues,
>I wonder if somebody could generously provide myself with information of museum
>'s exh
>ibits located in the public area in the airports.
>Glenbow Museum has a branch exhibit at the Calgary International Airport
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> the Chicago Children's Museum has a branch exhibit called "Kids on the Fly" at
> the Chicago O'hare International Airport. There was plan for the Denver Intern
>ational Airport to have branch exhibits from the Denver Art Museum, but I heard
> from a Denver museum people recently that it never realized.
>It will be nice hear your information posted to the Museum-L so that others who
> are interested in the subject may share the information. Of course, direct rep
>ly to Yours Truly is most welcome!
>
>Best wishes for a super new year for you!
>
>Yours Very Truly,
>
>Ryo
>Yasui R.
>Museum Consultant
>Tokyo
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