The National Museum of the American Indian has bar coded it's entire
collection.  The registration department would be the best group to
contact.  Just be aware that the new museum opens in a couple weeks, and
they might be a little busy. :)

Elizabeth Walton
www.clotheslinejournal.com


Jennifer Kovarik wrote:

>My museum's curator is interested in learning more about barcoding as a part of collections
>management.  I would be grateful to receive names of museums and/or contact information for staff at
>museums that are currently using barcoding with their collections.  Thanks in advance for the assistance!
>
>Best wishes,
>Jennifer Johnston Kovarik
>Archivist/Education Curator
>Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum, Decorah, Iowa
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