>I am desperately trying to fill a hole in our exhibition schedule and am lookin g >for sources of interactive exhibits targeted at children in elementary school. I >have tried OMSI, SITES, ExhibitsUSA, Austin Children's Museum, and the Chicago >Academy of Sciences. I am looking for other contacts. >My restrictions are as follows: I am trying to fill June through August, 1996. >Our gallery is small. The main gallery is 600 square feet and an auxillary >gallery is 500 square feet. We have about 1000 running feet of non-contiguous >wall space in the main gallery and about 70 running feet in the auxillary >gallery. >Please reply off list with suggestions for exhibit sources. (If it is listed in >the Humanities Exchange, I already know about it) >Thanks!! >______________________________________________________________________ >Diane Gutenkauf, Curator >Elmhurst Historical Museum >120 E. Park Avenue >Elmhurst, IL 60126 USA >Voice: +(708) 833-1457 > Fax: +(708) 833-1326 >Email: [log in to unmask] (Internet) > 74547,377 (CompuServe) Diane, We recently obtained a very good listing of over 250 science and natural history traveling exhibits from Robert Mac West at Informal Science, Inc., P.O. Box 42328, Washington, DC 20015, 202-362-5823, Spring 1995 edition, for $10.00. Has paragraph or two description of each. 64 pp. Regards, Joel Clark Science Center of Connecticut [log in to unmask]