As a place to start, you may want to check the
archives for last year's discussion on this topic
(about this time as I recall).  I know there was a lot
of back and forth on the topic; I don't know if there
were any books referenced.

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You may wish to bookmark the one above.  That is where
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> From:         "Alene M. Smith."
> <[log in to unmask]>

> Dear list,
> I am a new program coordinator at a small museum in
> a historic building.  I
> have been charged with decorating the museum for the
> Christmas holiday
> season.  We are to decorate in the Victorian era.
> Any books or publications
> that would give me a start?
> Thanks,
> Alene Smith


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