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Alaska State Museums Bulletin 43
Printable version Contents: Photography and Colonialism in North America Ask ASM Shaking the Money Tree Spotlight on Grant in Aid ASM on the Road Alaska Museums in the News Professional Development/Training Opportunities Intern Report Book Review Professional Time Wasting on … Continue reading
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Alaska State Museums Bulletin 37
Printable Version Contents: A Final Report: A Summary of Paper Conservation Projects at Seven Alaskan Museums Exhibit Tips Ask ASM Shaking the Money Tree Spotlight on Grant in Aid ASM on the Road Alaska Museums in the News Professional Development/Training … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Alaska Native Libraries, Alaska State Museum, Alutiiq Center, Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological Repository, Archives and Museums Summit, Dorothy Page Museum, exhibit tips, Fairbanks, Grants, IMLS Bookshelf, Juneau, Kenai Historical Society, Kenai Visitor and Cultural Center, Kodiak, labels, Library Archive and Museum Project, mounting, Museum, Museum Career Development, Museum Interns, National Park Service Museum Handbook Part I: Museum Collections, Paper Conservation, Pioneer Air Museum, Pioneer Museum, Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Assumption, Seth Irwin, Sheldon Jackson Museum, Sitka, Sitka Historical Society, Standard in Excellence Program
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Alaska State Museums Bulletin 36
Printable Version Welcome to the newest version of the Alaska State Museums Bulletin publication. We are very excited to now be able to offer the eBulletin as a monthly, web-based publication. Keeping up with the dynamic growth in museums and … Continue reading
