Hi, Rickie, 

I'd suggest explaining how (and why) to join a listserve and check 
its archives. In addition to Museum-L, ALHFAM, I'd add the science 
center list, ISEN-ASTC-L, Association of Science-Technology Centers. 
State history listserves are invaluable too, both for ideas and 
publicizing events--state historical commission should be able to 
point you to yours (a good many are now part of the H-Net: Humanities 
and Social Sciences Online listserve group run out of Michigan State. 
The range of subdisciplines represented among its listserves is 
amazing, and you can join for a bit, ask your question, and leave.).

The webmaster for the National Coalition of Independent Scholars 
(HTTP://www.ncis.org/
  has put together  an extraordinary set of links for doing research online at:
  http://ncis.org/links.htm

Karen
Princeton Research Forum/National Coalition of Independent Scholars
-- 
Karen Reeds, Ph.D.
Guest Curator, Linnaeus & America
American Swedish Historical Museum, Philadelphia
http://www.americanswedish.org/linnaeus.html
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