I'm looking for examples of sites/museums that have found  
unique/creative ways of interpreting Native and African American  
heritage using natural resources and the landscape. Since we do not  
have artifacts or an exhibits building, I'm looking for examples of  
outdoor interpretive approaches -- visual art, effective use of signs,  
audio, etc.  Have you seen interesting ways of communicating  
interwoven narratives? We're a colonial living history museum on land  
that has deep Native American significance in a county with African  
American majority and rich 19th & 20th century agricultural story.  
Thanks.

Lisa Hayes, PhD
Director of Education & Public Programs
Accokeek Foundation

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