Slightly different, but the Chester Co. (PA) Historical Society has an
arrangement with county government whereby they manage the county's records.
I'm sure they have a website. You might want to contact them. Nancy Powell
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> I am looking for good examples of city-operated museums that are the
> repository for the municipality's records.  What is the interface between
> the City Clerk and the museum staff?  What are the collections management
> and public access issues?  Who has some success stories?
>
> Stephen Patrick
> Museums Director
> City of Bowie Museums
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