If Mac West doesn't post this himself, I'll put in a plug for his database
service, Informal Learning Experiences, Inc.
http://www.informalscience.com/index.htm
        You do have to pay a fee, but I think it's a good service and a
quick and easy way to survey the traveling exhibits that are out there. And
it appears that more and more companies are being listed in the database.

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From: Old Barracks Museum [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 12:53 PM
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Subject: Re: curating an exhibit


I was wondering if somone knew of a database on travelling exhibits? or
perhaps some other publication, journal etc.

Lisa Fox

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