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"William S. Hanable" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 16 Oct 1997 09:29:43 -0700
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Check out the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento.

At 05:25 AM 10/16/97 +0900, you wrote:
>FROM:Yasui R.
>Dear Friends,
>Currently I am preparing an article on museums which are located in railway st
>ations. I would be most thankful if somebody could kindly suggest me names and
> locations of museums and galleries which are operating in the premises of rai
>lway stations.
>The followings are the ones which I have come across already.
>
>Tokyo Station Gallery/ Tokyo Station, Japan/ non collecting art gallery/ estab
>lished and run by Japan Railways (once a state run monopoly)/ 1991 open.
>Kindermuseum/ Munich Central Station, Germany/ children's museum/ NPO/ adminis
>tration offices are outside of the station but they have exhibition facilities
> in the Munich Bahnhof (=station)/ open 1993.
>Miami Children's Museum/ Metrorail Station, Miami USA/ NPO/ start-up: 1999/ cu
>rrently located as a temporary facility in a shopping mall/ current name: Miam
>i Youth Museum.
>I know the Museum Center in Cinicinatti, USA is located in a huge terminal sta
>tion which is no more a station.
>It would be nice to share information about this subject with others on the Mu
>seum-L. So please forward your generous suggestions on the line, thank you.
>
>Yours very truly,
>
>Ryo
>YASUI R.
>Lecturer (Tamagawa University)
>Museum Consultant
>
>
William S. Hanable

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