21. Search For Back Issues 17, Number 2 Telling Truths Paper Garment as Metaphor by Erica Spitzer Rasmussen;The Alchemy of Drypoint by Dorothy Field; living museums of Papermaking in http://www.handpapermaking.org/BackIssues.html

How to Order Current Rates Order Online Order by Phone, Fax, or Mail What We Do Magazine Current Issue Upcoming Issue Back Issues ... Annual Auction Who We Are Our History Our Staff Our Directors Our Advisors ... Community Links Hand Papermaking PO Box 77027 Washington, DC 20013-7027 (301) 220-2394 fax (800) 821-6604 toll-free US info@handpapermaking.org Back Issues of Hand Papermaking WINTER 2003, Volume 18, Number 2: Interview with Ellen Mears Kennedy by Bryan Ellison; Innovative Printmaking on Handmade Paper by Eric Denker; Okra Queen by Pepper Bec (with sample); Paper Pulp as Scenic Texture by John Thigpen; Scaling the Walls: Integrating Paper Sculpture with Music, Dance, and Spoken Word by Pat Alexander and Ann McCutchan; Amagansett Applied Arts by Susan Gosin. Review: Second National Collegiate Handmade Paper Exhibition by Ross Jahnke. SUMMER 2003, Volume 18, Number 1:

22. Wildlife Conservation Society -- Legislative Alerts And Updates Action Alert. Support New York s living museums. Please help maintainNew York State funding for our living museums (zoos, botanical http://www.capwiz.com/wcs/issues/alert/?alertid=47409

23. ANTR2075 ON NEW SPRING SESSION COURSE ANTR 2075 E Living Museology and Educational TourismThis course will explore living museums in a crosscultural context. http://www.ask.laurentian.ca/ANTR2075.html

Anthropology Program, Laurentian University INFORMATION CIRCULAR ON NEW SPRING SESSION COURSE ANTR 2075 E Living Museology and Educational Tourism This course will explore "Living Museums" in a cross-cultural context. It will focus on practical and theoretical aspects of cultural and scientific displays and classification in museums and science centres. Field trips to representative sites in Ontario and elsewhere may be included, and there will be "hands-on" involvement in both living museums concepts and traditional cultural contexts. (lec 1, sem 1, exp 1) cr 6 Who may enroll? University students, no pre-requisites (limited enrollment of 15, with Laurentian Anthropology majors given preference) Where? On Laurentian campus and (partly) at Science North in Sudbury Campus locations FA-040 and the Biology Arboretum Off campus at Museums and Science Centres study tours (about 50 hours) Professors: Dr. Patrick Julig (Anthropology) and Taizo Miaki (Museum and Science Center consultant) (for more information, P. Julig, 675-1151 ext.: 4220 - pjulig@nickel.laurentian.ca

24. ALHFAM Home Page Organization for those involved in historical reenactment. Membership information, links, glossary and bibliography, employment postings, regional meetings, and board of directors. http://www.alhfam.org/

Note: The URL for this page has been updated to http://www.alhfam.org . Please update your bookmarks. "An Organization of People who bring History to Life." ALHFAM The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums W ELCOME T O T HE ALHFAM H OMEPAGE ALHFAM is the museum organization for those involved in living historical farms, agricultural museums, outdoor museums of history and folklife and those museums - large and small - that use "living history" programming. ALHFAM is an affiliate member organization of the American Association of Museums (though the membership is international in scope). Information about ALHFAM, including the on-line Membership Brochure and Membership Application Form. Living History Links A list of more than 80 international sites. Plan on attending the 2004 Annual Conference, 20 - 25 June 2004, hosted by The Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan Full Conference Information "Living History" HELP Glossary, Bibliography; What is it? Museum Education Bibliography A comprehensive bibliography for understanding education in the museum setting. Thinking of Starting a new museum?

25. ALHFAM Links Links to WWW homepages of living History, Agricultural, and OpenAir museums. New England. Mystic Seaport Museum Connecticut. Old Sturbridge Village Massachusetts. Hancock Shaker Village Massachusetts. Plimoth Plantation Massachusetts Landis Valley Museum Pennsylvania. Roth living Farm Museum at Delaware Valley College Pennsylvania http://www.alhfam.org/alhfam.links.html

Links to WWW homepages of Living History, Agricultural, and Open-Air Museums New England Mystic Seaport Museum Connecticut Old Sturbridge Village Massachusetts Hancock Shaker Village Massachusetts Plimoth Plantation Massachusetts Shelburne Museum Vermont Historic Deerfield Massachusetts Strawbery Banke New Hampshire Penobscot Maritime Museum Maine Billings Farm and Museum Vermont Enfield Shaker Museum New Hampshire Yin Yu Tang Massachusetts New Hampshire Chester Eastman Homestead New Hampshire Norlands Living History Center Maine Heritage New Hampshire Mid-Atlantic Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC Old Barracks Museum New Jersey Hope Lodge Pennsylvania Graeme Park Pennsylvania The Farmers' Museum New York Genesee Country Museum New York Historic Cold Spring Village New Jersey Meadowcroft Museum of Rural Life Pennsylvania Steamtown National Historic Site Pennsylvania Landis Valley Museum Pennsylvania Roth Living Farm Museum at Delaware Valley College Pennsylvania Hagley Museum and Library Delaware Prickett's Fort West Virginia Howell Living History Farm New Jersey Historic Saint Mary's City Maryland Hanford Mills Museum New York Eastfield Village New York Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village Newark Valley Historical Society New York Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm Pennsylvania Mifflinburg Buggy Museum Pennsylvania Museum Village New York USS Constellation Maryland Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation Historic Philadelphia Pennsylvania Historic Bartram's Garden Pennsylvania Historic Richmondtown New York Lower East Side Tenement Museum New York

26. New Hampshire Museums By Region New Hampshire Museums NH Museum Information, NH Guide to institutions from New Hampshire living magazine. Listings by region include visitor information and links to web sites. http://www.nhliving.com/museums/

New Hampshire Museums by region Great North Woods Region Museums Berlin, Colebrook, Errol, North Stratford, Lancaster White Mountains Region NH Museums North Conway, Lincoln, Littleton, Franconia, Twin Mountain The Lakes Region NH Museums Laconia, Rochester, Plymouth, Ossipee, Meredith, Bristol Dartmouth / Lake Sunapee Region Museums Lebanon, Hanover, Claremont, Newport Monadnock Region NH Museums Keene, Peterborough, Hillsborough, Winchester Merrimack Valley Region NH Museums Manchester, Concord, Nashua, Salem, Derry Seacoast Region NH Museums Portsmouth, Dover, Durham, Hampton, Exeter New Hampshire Museums Visit the great state of New Hampshire and gain a wealth of knowledge from one of its many museums. You could learn about mostly anything; from skiing and snowmobiling, to the American Revolution, or the history of the Granite State itself. To locate museums in New Hampshire, follow the links above. If you are looking for New Hampshire travel information or NH lodging suggestions, e-mail your specific requirements for a quick response to: NH Living.com

27. ALFHAM Links the theory, instruction, and practice of living history interpretation in museums, parks, and historic sites Warren and Margaret Piatt. " living History museums " in Warren Leon and http://www.voicenet.com/~frstprsn/alhfam/lhbiblio.htm

"An Organization of People who bring History to Life." ALHFAM The Association for Living Historical Farms and Agricultural Museums Selected Readings on Living History Interpretation compiled by: Stacy F. Roth P.O. Box 421 Burlington, NJ 08016 email: frstprsn@voicenet.com You are bibliophile number: The following citations are personal recommendations for works that make significant or special contributions to the theory, instruction, and practice of living history interpretation in museums, parks, and historic sites. This is not an exhaustive bibliography. While inclusion signifies that locating and reading these sources is worthwhile, omissions should not be construed as rejection. I have excluded articles from ALHFAM Proceedings perhaps the best single source of literature on living history because they are too numerous for this short list and they are comprehensively indexed in the ALHFAM Proceedings INDEX , which is available online. Likewise, I have found many informative writings in History News , of which only a few are included here.

28. Canal Museums Black Country Living Museum Black Country living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. A (Photographsand information courtesy of Black Country living Museum). The http://www.canaljunction.com/musbclm.htm

Canal Museums Black Country Museum Buy canal books securely online from Black Country Living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. A friendly welcome awaits you at one of Britain's best open air museums. Discover a fascinating and different world where an old-fashioned village has been recreated by the canal as a living tribute to the skills and enterprise of the people of the Black Country, once the Industrial Heart of Britain. You can wander around shops and houses, ride on a tramcar or fairground swingboat or just soak up the atmosphere. The exhibits reflect the industrial heritage of the area, an ironworks with rolling mill, a coal mine with colliery engine and a Newcomen Engine (a replica of the world's first steam engine), all in action on specific dates. The village is surrounded on three sides by canal, the Dudley Tunnel Branch of the Birmingham Canal system and two arms, one to old lime kilns and the other to a fully functioning boatdock. The boatdock is typical of the many built on the Black Country canals. Three boats can be drawn out of the water sideways and it is fully equipped to repair and build working narrowboats. Many of the dock buildings have been built from redundant boats. Dudley Tunnel is 3154 yards long and connects to an unique network of caverns and canal branches which served the limestone mines beneath Castle Hill, preserved almost without change for two hundred years. You can take a trip through some of the network on an electrically powered trip boat from the museum. Only electrically propelled boats are allowed in the tunnel due to lack of ventilation, boats used to have to be

29. Canal Museums Black Country Living Museum Secure online canal shop. Black Country living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. (Photographs and information courtesy of Black Country living Museum). http://www.canaljunction.com/museum/black_country.htm

Canal Museums Black Country Museum Canal Cargo for canal books, maps, guides, videos, gifts. Secure online canal shop Black Country Living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. A friendly welcome awaits you at one of Britain's best open air museums. Discover a fascinating and different world where an old-fashioned village has been recreated by the canal as a living tribute to the skills and enterprise of the people of the Black Country, once the Industrial Heart of Britain. You can wander around shops and houses, ride on a tramcar or fairground swingboat or just soak up the atmosphere. The exhibits reflect the industrial heritage of the area, an ironworks with rolling mill, a coal mine with colliery engine and a Newcomen Engine (a replica of the world's first steam engine), all in action on specific dates. The village is surrounded on three sides by canal, the Dudley Tunnel Branch of the Birmingham Canal system and two arms, one to old lime kilns and the other to a fully functioning boatdock. The boatdock is typical of the many built on the Black Country canals. Three boats can be drawn out of the water sideways and it is fully equipped to repair and build working narrowboats. Many of the dock buildings have been built from redundant boats. Dudley Tunnel is 3154 yards long and connects to an unique network of caverns and canal branches which served the limestone mines beneath Castle Hill, preserved almost without change for two hundred years. You can take a trip through some of the network on an electrically powered trip boat from the museum. Only electrically propelled boats are allowed in the tunnel due to lack of ventilation, boats used to have to be

30. Brisbane's Living Heritage Network - A Discovery Guide A network of 31 museums showcasing Queensland's history. Includes location details, map, and suggested tours. http://www.brisbanelivingheritage.org/

Welcome Introduction Heritage Locations Tours and Tips ... Main Map QuickFind Heritage Locations ANZAC Square War Memorial Boggo Road Gaol Museum Brisbane City Botanic Gardens Brisbane City Hall Brisbane Tramway Museum Cathedral of Saint Stephen Commissariat Store Customs House Fort Lytton Freemasons Ann St Memorial Centre John Oxley Library Miegunyah Museum of Brisbane Musgrave Park Cultural Centre Newstead House Parliament House Queensland Energy Museum Queensland Maritime Museum Queensland Military Memorial Museum Queensland Museum Queensland Police Museum QUT Cultural Precinct, Art Museum QUT Cultural Precinct, Old Government House Saint John’s Cathedral Telstra Museum Brisbane The Naval Stores Qld Performing Arts Museum University of Queensland Victoria Barracks Wolston House Loading... Events calendar Keep up to date with all the events happening at Network heritage sites. Colonial Brisbane Heritage Ticket Experience Brisbane's colonial past with the Colonial Brisbane Heritage Ticket. Visit the Commissariat Store, Queensland Maritime Museum, Customs House, Newstead House and Fort Lytton, all at the one discounted price. Tickets are valid for the year and can be purchased at participating venues.

31. Vermont Museums Art Centers Planetariums Vermont Museum Guide From Vermont Livin Vermont museums and planetariums. Musuems in Vermont by Vermont living Magazine, VTliving.com. http://www.vtliving.com/museums

Lodging Guide Real Estate Bookmark Site Tell a Friend VT Products Classified Ads var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='508'; awmAltUrl=''; var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='512'; awmAltUrl=''; var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='512'; awmAltUrl=''; Vermont Museums planetariums - art centers - museums Vermont Museums, Planetariums, Art Centers, Historic Sites Basin Harbor The Lake Champlain Maritime Museum , RR#3, Box 4092, (Lake Rd.) Basin Harbor, VT 05491 Phone: (802) 475-2022. Fax: (802) 475-2953. Board a replica of the 1776 gunboat Philadelphia II, children's playground, blacksmiths, boatbuilders. Open Daily; 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, early May - October. Admission charged, discounts for seniors and students. Bennington The Bennington Museum , West Main Street, Bennington, VT Phone (802) 447-1571. Renown regional history and art museum, extensive collection of glass, pottery, furniture, "Grandma Moses" art; open daily year round; closed Thanksgiving day, Christmas and New Year's Day, Park McCullough Historic House , Off Route 67A on West Street, Bennington, VT Phone: (802) 442-5441. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this 35 room mansion houses is an an impressive example of Second empire Victorian architecture. Open May 24-Oct. 25; hourly tours, 10:00 am -3:00 pm. ; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

32. Conner Prairie Living History Museum Experience the past for yourself at one of the nation s finest livinghistory museums. Let your journey to our five historic areas http://www.connerprairie.org/

Experience the past for yourself at one of the nation's finest living history museums. Let your journey to our five historic areas and award-winning programs begin... Membership Employment Volunteering Sponsors ... Mystery on the Prairie

33. Garden State Heirloom Seed Society Articles, events and historical seed catalogues for New Jersey gardeners, farmers and avocational historians. GSHSS works with living history farms, sites and museums providing seeds appropriate for the era they portray. http://www.historyyoucaneat.org/

Garden State Heirloom Seed Society is a membership organization of gardeners, farmers and avocational historians. While the gardeners reap the benefit of eating vegetables and herbs with a superior taste, the farmers have the advantage of being able to offer these same vegetables and herbs to their customers. GSHSS works with living history farms, historical sites, and museums to provide them with seeds appropriate for the era they portray. GSHSS, through this website, will endeavor to educate, as well as entertain.

34. Rebirth Of The Living Museum the $22.6 million structure that will open on the site next weekend, providing anew, 62,000square-foot home for what is now called the Virginia living Museum http://www.dailypress.com/entertainment/galleriesmuseums/dp-76577sy0mar21,0,5423

35. Arkansastravel.com: Arkansas's On-Line Travel Tourism Vacations Magazine Feature articles on area cities, National Park Service sites, state parks, museums, outdoor activities, festivals, arts, living history, and nature programs. http://www.arkansastravel.com/

One Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201 PHONE: TOLL FREE: 800-NATURAL FAX: EMAIL: info@arkansas.com A Publication of Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Web Services by Aristotle Web Design The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is in compliance with the Freedom of Information Ar. Code Ann., § 25-19-101 et seq. June 10, 2004 Arkansas Wine Country: 120 Years in the Making RVing Arkansas: Choices Abound From the Natural Life to Nightlife State Park Lodge Under Construction Atop Arkansas's Highest Peak Travelin' Arkansas: ... arkansas kids

36. MAGNI : Future Developments : The Living Museum : Museums And Galleries Of North FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS » The living Museum, THE living MUSEUM. bring the past tolife . The living museum is a concept that will apply to all of our museums. http://www.magni.org.uk/future_developments/the_living_museum/

- Select One Archaeology Art Emigration Folklife History Learning Natural World Special events Transport TEXT ONLY VERSION FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS THE LIVING MUSEUM The living museum is a concept that will apply to all of our museums. It is about experiences of interpretation that engage directly with all our visitors, inspiring people to explore our way of life, past and present. By using live interpretation and encouraging visitors to participate in activities, the living museum will offer opportunities to experience at first hand a sense of how life was in the past. It will also help to explore the stories of science and technology. Costumed interpreters, working buildings and exhibits, the chance to touch, to hear and to do as well as to look, will bring our stories to life. Site Map Designed and Developed by Tibus Powered by HandsOn Ulster Museum Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Ulster Amercian Folk Park Armagh County Museum ... Habitas

37. :: Welcome To Busan Metropolitan City :: Government site with living information, transportation guide, medical services, museums, photos, culture, and business data. Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese http://english.busan.go.kr/

About the Mayor Council Ordinance Organization ... Free Board Related to Busan City Busan Metropolitan Council Foreign Investment Service Center Busan Cyber Marine Museum Bureau of Transportation Centum City's Website Busan Biennale Busan Democracy Park The Headquarter of Fire Service BEXCO The Busan Cultural Heritage Guides' Club Busan-Korea Trade office of Miami Busan Culture and Tourism Bureau Public Offices Waterworks Headquarters Sport Facility Management Agricultural Technology Center Busan Museum Autonomous Districts Jung-gu District Office Seo-gu District Office Dong-gu District Office Yeongdo-gu District Office Busanjin-gu District Office Dongnae-gu District Office Nam-gu District Office Buk-gu District Office Haeundae-gu District Office Saha-gu District Office Geumjeong-gu District Office Gangseo-gu District Office Yeonje-gu District Office Suyeong-gu District Office Sasang-gu District Office Gijang-gun Office Investment Organs Related to Busan Busan Urban Transit Authority Busan Cycle Racing Corporation BFMA Other Organs Busan Film Commission National Pension Corporation Busan Development Institute Busan Women's Center Busan Regional Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Office National Health Insurance Corporation Korea Legal Aid Corporation National Plant Quarantine Service World Inn User Guide Korea Employment Promotion Agency for the Disabled Korea Electrical Safety Corporation Korea Fair Trade Commission National Fisheries Research and Development Institute Korea Digital Industrial Complex Military Manpower Administration National Maritime Police Agency

38. New Web Site Coming Soon A community development group specialising in historical reenactment, period reconstruction and the manufacture of period clothing and artifacts for living history, museums, film and TV. http://www.irishhistoryco.com/

New Web Site Hosted by www.hostingireland.ie

39. The Nova Scotia Museum Comprised of twentyfive museums across the province; historic buildings, living history sites, vessels and specialized museums. Features background, educational resources, current exhibits, and links to member museums. http://museum.gov.ns.ca/

About the Heritage Division Events Educational Services Research Grants ... Complete list of museums, archives and heritage resources in NS Jump to a Museum: Acadian Village Balmoral Grist Mill Barrington Woolen Mill Cossit House Dory Shop Firefighters' Museum Fisheries Museum Fishermans' Life Museum Fundy Geological Museum Haliburton House Highland Village Lawrence House Maritime Museum Museum of Industry Museum of Natural History North Hills Museum Old Meeting House Perkins House Prescott House Ross Farm Ross-Thomson House Shand House Sherbrooke Village Sutherland Steam Mill Uniacke Estate Wile Carding Mill Museum Events Find out what's happening this May and June. Walks, talks, exhibits, and more! Also, sign-up for museum event updates by email! Museum Weekend Embark on a quest to discover our rich heritage at dozens of museum events, June 12-13. Sable Island Renowned for its wild horses and shipwrecks, Sable Island reflects the challenge of surviving wind, waves and isolation. Mi'kmaq Portraits Collection 800 searchable Mi'kmaq portraits: photographs, paintings, drawings and rock art.

40. Columbia Gorge Discovery Center - WELCOME Features the cultural history of the Columbia Gorge through two museums, a summer living history encampment, a theater, interpretive trails, art demonstrations, and lectures. Includes hours, admission, membership details, volunteer opportunities and directions. Located in The Dalles. http://www.gorgediscovery.org/

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