I am the Assistant Curator at the Carillon Historical Park, a 65 acre museum site containing over 35 buildings and free standing exhibits. Among our most exciting exhibits are the original Wright Flyer III, the world's first practical airplane, as well as a number of trains, cars, a canal lock, settlement buildings and exhibits relating to NCR, Kettering, and Deeds. There are too many exhibits to mention! The point is this--We just had our groundbreaking for a beautiful new education building. In addition to the exhibit and family education functions that will be housed within it, there will be administrative and other staff offices in the new facility. Question: The contractors tell us that the building will be completed by June 1, 1999. How long from the time that the building "acutally" is finished should it take to move in? What are some tips that you might be able to give regarding moves? What are some of the problems we may encounter. Our offices will be moved about 200 yards, while our exhibits probably will be moved in directly. Any light you may shed will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Judy Chesen Assistant Curator, Carillon Historical Park, Dayton, Ohio