It's important to use the proper materials to preserve old letters, envelopes and archival materials so they will be around for future generations to enjoy!

Many museum collections include artifacts related to 19th century mourning rituals. The Victorians believed an outward display of mourning was a sign of respect for the deceased.

What does it mean when a property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places?

With shrinking field trip budgets, you can keep your museum in teachers’ minds with an education trunk program!

There’s more than baseball in Cooperstown, NY! America’s rural past comes alive at The Farmers’ Museum.

Staying at this luxurious and historical grand dame on the shores of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, NY is like stepping back in time!

This cutting-edge conference taught me so much about my profession!

Museums and other non-profits are known as 501c3 organizations to the IRS.

If you like to walk around old cemeteries, this field guide to cemetery symbolism is perfect for decoding the secrets carved on gravestones!

Museums are no longer stuffy places for only the elite to enjoy. They are community centers of culture where you can learn and have fun! So don’t be intimidated about visiting a museum.