Art museums -- United States

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Box contains files of awards administrative documents from ca. 2002-2010 as well as paperwork pertaining to submissions from the same time period.

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Box contains files of awards administrative documents from ca. 2002-2010 as well as paperwork pertaining to submissions from the same time period.

Abstract Box contains the follow submissions to the MUSE Awards: Discover the Story: Interactive Activity, Vacaville Museum (2001, CD-ROM ) -Mihtohseenionki (The People's Place): Bay 1, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Western Art (2003, DVD, Entry ID: 383, Copies: 3) -Mihtohseenionki (The People's Place): Bay 2, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Western Art (2003, DVD, Entry ID: 383, Copies: 3) -Mihtohseenionki (The People's Place): Bay 3, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians...

Abstract Box contains the following submissions to the MUSE Awards: -Thomas Eakins: "A Sharp Eye on Nature", Philadelphia Museum of Art (2001, VHS ) -The Water Smart Home - a demonstration, Museum Victoria (2005, VHS, Entry ID: 40) -Photographs from the Museum's Collection, Minneapolis Institute of Arts (DVD, Entry ID: 258650) -Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives Introductory Video, Fowler Museum at UCLA (DVD, Entry ID: 315075, Copies: 2) -Focus Enhancements, National Wild Turkey Federation...

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This series contains research materials.

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Baldwin railroad engine (1881) in building in Frisco, Colorado renovated by Robert Phillipe.

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Pullman car in Frisco, Colorado under renovation by Robert Phillipe.

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Exterior view of the Pueblo Metropolitan Museum, later renamed Rosemont Museum, the former residence of John A. and Margaret H. Thatcher in Pueblo, Colorado.

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Sign in front of the Pueblo Metropolitan Museum, later renamed Rosemont Museum, the former residence of John A. and Margaret H. Thatcher in Pueblo, Colorado.

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Flower garden at the Pueblo Metropolitan Museum, later renamed Rosemont Museum, the former residence of John A. and Margaret H. Thatcher in Pueblo, Colorado.