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The Campbell Center
Courses at the Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies include everything from green exhibit design to gravestone preservation.

Grant Writing for Museums
With revenue pools shrinking, grants have become more competitive than ever. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t apply for one.

What is Orvus Paste?
Have you ever heard of Orvus as a way to clean historic textiles? Read on for more information about it.

BOOK REVIEW – The Care of Antiques
This highly-recommended book is a standard museum studies text. If you are responsible for taking care of anything historic, you definitely need this book in your library.

Women’s Rights National Historic Park
There is no better place to appreciate women’s history than the Women’s Rights National Historic Park in Seneca Falls, New York!

Museum Fundraising
In this economy, everyone needs to raise money to balance the budget. These are some of the ways museums and other non-profits can raise some much needed cash.

Quick Facts About Museums
How much do you know about museums? Here are ten interesting tidbits about the field.

How to Create an Exhibit on a Shoestring Budget
All you ever wanted to know about creating your first museum exhibit! This ebook contains advice from a professional curator, including photos, charts, worksheets, samples, lists, and MORE! Learn about what goes on "behind the scenes" in a museum.

History of Chocolate
Everyone loves chocolate, but few realize its rich cultural heritage. For example, cocoa beans were once so valuable, they were actually used as currency. Is "Chocolate: The Exhibition" coming to a town near you?

Google Art Project
Google recently launched a project where you can visit the world’s greatest museums – right from your computer. Does this replace a museum visit or create more interest in planning a visit?

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