Albert:

There are about five or six pages devoted to museums that categorize
their collections as "folk culture" in the back of the AAM Directory.
Museums in this section are listed alphabetically and the cities/towns
and states are noted next to the name.

Dawn Scher Thomae
Miwlaukee Public Museum

Albert Sperath wrote:

> I am a member of a feasibility study and need to know if anyone can
> cite
> any museums in the midwest US whose specific mission is to collect,
> display
> and interpret American craft. Also please let me know if they are
> associated with a college or university. The American Craft Museum in
> NYC
> is an example. Responding off list is preferable. Thank you.
>
> Albert Sperath
>
> Albert Sperath, Director
> University Art Galleries
> Murray State University
> 604 Fine Arts Center
> Murray KY 42071-3342
>
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