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Susan Cronin Ruderman <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 20 Mar 2002 15:24:16 -0500
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Can anyone remind me of the names of some specific museums that make and
sell products using museum equipment/fixtures/apparatuses, etc.?

For instance, if a museum of textile history were to weave fabric on an
antique loom and then sell it (either in an on-site gift shop or through a
web site or catalog), that would be along the lines of examples I am in
search of.  I'm thinking that most of the examples in this category are
likely to be in the area of industrial history--but maybe not.

Thanks.


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Susan Cronin Ruderman, Ed.M., Vice President
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