> >One way that smaller museums could hook-up to Internet is throught a local >college's system. Particularly in towns where most of the students hook-up >online, I don't see why the museums could not also be included. That would >benefit both parties: the small museums could utilize a college's network for >free or cheap, allowing them access to Internet and library catalogs, etc. In >addition, the profs/students could benefit because the museums could post >events or other items of interest on the university bulliten board. It would >also be a way for the museum to receive more input from the experts in >particular fields (ie., profs) and to generate student volunteers. Just a >thought.... > >Christina Roach I (fortunately) work at a small museum and (unfortunately) a local university. Through the university I have Internet access for my job and also use it for my museum's info while I am at it. I use the university gopher system and the net for the purposes you outlined above. It can work if you happen to find the right combination! Kristy Miller Belmont Mansion [log in to unmask]