(+) Along Those Lines: Mining Small Museums by George G. Morgan

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I enjoy visiting small museums when I am traveling, especially when I am on a genealogy research trip. You never know what you will find in the collections of historical museums. Some of these facilities are the repositories of records that you might have expected to find in courthouses, government offices, libraries, churches, local societies and organizations, and in private collections. Let’s explore some of the types of materials you are likely to find in a small museum.

Why Visit Museums?

Historical museums play an important role in their communities.

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