Does anyone know of any good resources or contacts for historic law offices
and/or the practice (reading) of law in the 19th century?  I will,
specifically, need to develop a furnishings plan for one of our new
(reconstructed) sites in conjunction with some interpretive exhibit panels.

I have already compiled a short list of other institutions and sites to
contact such as Lincoln-Herndon, Wheelock, John Louis Taylor, Hubbard &
Fry, A. Dallas Wait, Historic Halifax, etc.

Additional guidance and suggestions appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
Regards,

Jeremy T. Chrabascz, Curator of Furnishings
Indiana State Museum & Historic Sites
650 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204-2725
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