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on 8/20/02 4:47 PM, Shawn Weisser at [log in to unmask] wrote:
> Have any of you educators tried to create tours while
> generating funds for restoration? I am working on basics (as a former
> educator I can tie in the basics of the Maine learning results) but am
> working on making this a money generating proposition. Like all public
> libraries, nothing is accomplished without a grant or gift. We have an art
> restorer working on quotes and is offering her time as a docent and will give
> demonstrations on restoration. We plan an event for October and hope to open
> the doors to museum-like tours afterwards. Any ideas would be greatly
> appreciated. Thanks.
The Lanterman House in La Canada-Flintridge, CA has some nice exhibits about
their ongoing efforts at restoration and preservation and their docents are
very knowledgeable about the process. They would be good to contact. I don't
have any contact info for them offhand, unfortunately.
--
Paul Koenig
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