41. Sunken Gardens and photos, visitor information, events, programs, and workshops....... Living museum, home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region. http://www.stpete.org/sunken/

42. The Age Of Living Museums; UNESCO Sources; Vol.105; 1998 3 EDITORIAL and play the role of policeman as a French economic weekly appealed for in its headlines? The answer governments, public institutions, hence the political in http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0011/001138/113879E.pdf

43. Living Museums Get Reprieve From State - The Riverdale Press Riverdale, source for local news, breaking news, school news, sports, entertainment and shopping http://riverdalepress.com/stories/Living-museums-get-reprieve-from-state,31872

Welcome, Guest! Sign In New here? Register Send us a News Tip Give us Feedback Search: Advanced Search Top Stories Opinions Living ... Contact Us February 12, 2009 Living museums get reprieve from state By Kevin Deutsch Legislators restored the 2009 funding on Feb. 3 after Albany received more than 46,000 pleading messages from concerned citizens and organizations. In a sign of the weakened economy, Wave Hill has shortened the workweek of its 47 full-time employees to four days a week for 10 weeks. E-mail this Print this Post a comment You must be logged in to post a comment. Click here to log in. Sign up for our News Blasts Share your photos From The Readers Share your videos From The Readers Share your news From The Readers Photos Videos Your News Health and Safety Hazard Life Through The Lens Of God's Camera More Photos There haven't been any videos posted yet. Be the first!

44. Bartlett Arboretum Stamford, CT - Holiday Programs At The Garden 63 acre living museum of plants growing under a variety of conditions, from managed perennial gardens to a natural woodland. http://www.bartlettarboretum.org/

Home Visit Education Join ... Contact Us Become Our Fan On Facebook Follow Us On Twitter Holiday Programs at the Garden Wreath Making Class Thursday, December 2, 2010 Join Master Gardener, Regina Campfield for this hands-on class and design your own wreath for the holidays. You will take your creation home to enjoy for weeks to come. Supplies are included. Space is limited. To register call 203-322-6971. Members $35, Non-members $45 Holiday Tree Lighting Friday, December 3, 2010 Join in the Garden's festive start to the holiday season. Enjoy caroling from St. Francis'Episcopal Church and a warm drink to get you in the spirit. A fun event for the whole family. Free to all. Winter Cocktails in the Garden Wednesday, December 8, 2010 Music by Darien High School Junior, EJ Couloucoundis. Invite your friends to spend an evening enjoying holiday-themed cocktails, delicious hors d'oeuvres and as a special treat live music in our 1880's Colonial house adorned for the holidays! RSVP necessary 203-322-6971 Members $30, Non-members $40 Gift of Membership Offer Give the Gift of Membership to the Garden!

45. Living Museums In Scandinavia (Book, 2000) [WorldCat.org] Get this from a library! Living museums in Scandinavia. Per Nagel; et al http://www.worldcat.org/title/living-museums-in-scandinavia/oclc/045245795

46. Billings Farm And Museum Of Woodstock, Vermont Event and visiting information, online gift shop, and snapshots of some of the exhibits at a living museum of the rural past and a working dairy farm open daily. http://www.billingsfarm.org/

Visit Join Shop Give ... News Calendar Winter Hours: November - February Weekends, 10:00 a.m - 3:30 p.m. Wagon Ride Weekends - Visit the livestock barns, farmhouse, farmlife exhibits and enjoy a wagon ride. Nov. 26-28: Thanksgiving Weekend - Visit with costumed staff as they demonstrate the preparation of the traditional Thanksgiving meal. Wagon rides, holiday programs and activities for every age. For a complete listing of events. The Rockefeller Legacy Laurance S. Rockefeller's legacy is reflected in Woodstock and its environs. Here, he applied his belief in conservation, sustainable land use, and heritage as values that are essential to culture, community, and the human spirit. In The Spotlight 24th Annual Quilt Exhibition People's Choice Awards. 24th Annual Quilt Exhibition Curator and Jurors' Choice Awards. Keep Local Farms. Click here for tickets and information Woodstock Foundation Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park Show Site Map ... Keep Local Farms PO Box 489 Woodstock, VT 05091-0489 T: 802.457.2355 F: 802.457.4663

47. Preservation Of The Historic District On Salt Cay, Turks And Caicos Islands The Turks and Caicos Preservation foundation is trying to preserve the historic district on Salt Cay in the Turks and Caicos Islands. http://saltcaypreservation.org/

Home Government House Salt Cay History Salt Cay Today ... Further Information PRESERVATION of SALT CAY HISTORIC DISTRICT What's New? 2010 Restoration Update Coming Soon Architectural Renderings of the Restoration of Government House The Turks & Caicos Preservation Foundation Inc was founded as a Charitable Trust to raise funds to restore Government House and aid in preserving the historic district of Salt Cay. We invite you to visit Salt Cay to see what we are about. If you aren't able to catch a plane, please take a moment to take the online tour entitled " Salt Cay Today ". The small population on Salt Cay recognizes the importance of the history that surrounds them. The foundation applauds their continual hours of selfless volunteer labour to make the island the charming destination that it remains today. The TCPF desires to put a larger voice on this undertaking and generate some support from further resources to keep this national treasure alive. Projects to be undertaken in the Salt Cay historic district include: Restoration of Government House Restore a typical salt raker home Restoring a Salt Pond to produce salt Plaques for all historic buildings Donation wall plaque with all donator names enscribed Donations, large or small are welcome. The foundation target is $650,000.

48. The Fort Worth Botanic Garden - Sanctuary For The Senses The oldest botanic garden in Texas, a 109-acre living museum displaying over 2,500 species of native and exotic plants. http://www.fwbg.org/

49. Welcome To The UC Davis Arboretum Living museum, outdoor classroom, and public garden with thousands of tree and plant species adapted to a Mediterranean climate. News, information about visiting, and calendar of events and programs. http://arboretum.ucdavis.edu/

Welcome to the UC Davis Arboretum The Arboretum gardens are open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and there is no charge for admission. The Arboretum has something for everyone: 100 acres of beautiful gardens for active recreation or peaceful contemplation Documented plant collections for teaching and research Exhibits and demonstration plantings where visitors can learn about sustainable gardening for the Central Valley Guided tours and family programs led by UC Davis experts Plant sales with great plants for Central Valley gardens Volunteer and internship opportunities To sign up for the bimonthly e-mail newsletter from the Friends of the UC Davis Arboretum, The Leaflet click here to send us a message. Please write LEAFLET in the subject line. News The Arboretum has received a $150,000 grant from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services for a new California Native Plants Discovery Garden, to be located at the far east end, south of the Davis Commons retail center. Wednesday, November 10 Walk With Warren 12 p.m., Gazebo

50. Living Museums Get Reprieve From State - The Riverdale Press Riverdale, source for local news, breaking news, school news, sports, entertainment and shopping http://riverdalepress.com/stories/Living-museums-get-reprieve-from-state,40001

Welcome, Guest! Sign In New here? Register Send us a News Tip Give us Feedback Search: Advanced Search Top Stories Opinions Living ... Contact Us February 12, 2009 Living museums get reprieve from state By Kevin Deutsch Legislators restored the 2009 funding on Feb. 3 after Albany received more than 46,000 pleading messages from concerned citizens and organizations. In a sign of the weakened economy, Wave Hill has shortened the workweek of its 47 full-time employees to four days a week for 10 weeks. E-mail this Print this Post a comment You must be logged in to post a comment. Click here to log in. Sign up for our News Blasts Share your photos From The Readers Share your videos From The Readers Share your news From The Readers Photos Videos Your News Health and Safety Hazard Life Through The Lens Of God's Camera More Photos There haven't been any videos posted yet. Be the first!

51. The Gardens At Heather Farm Nonprofit education center in Walnut Creek serves as a living museum, a wildlife habitat, an outdoor classroom, and a place of beauty and enjoyment. Photos, information about membership and events. http://www.gardenshf.org/

52. Living Museums In New York | Bukisa Topics Living Museums In New York Art Galleries to See While Visiting New York City. The many museums of New York City offer a very wide range of art for you to see (modern, old http://www.bukisa.com/topics/living-museums-in-new-york

53. Living Museum - Museum Of Jewish Heritage - WELCOME TO THE LIVING MUSEUM! Students create interactive exhibitions of family artifacts which represent their Jewish heritage http://living-museum.org/

@import "http://www.living-museum.org/site/templates/living_museum/css/template_css.css"; @import "/public/css/print.css"; HOME VIEW EXHIBITIONS TEACHERS STUDENTS ... Help Your Child Select An Artifact cssdropdown.startchrome("chromemenu") WELCOME TO LIVING MUSEUM Find Your Place In Jewish History! The Living Museum helps middle school students in Jewish day and supplementary schools form a personal connection to modern Jewish history by showing how their lives, and that of their families, fit into the modern Jewish experience. With the help of his or her family, each student selects an artifact or heirloom that reflects an important part of his or her family history. Objects and documents serve as catalysts to investigate the past. By learning how to read and interpret them, students begin to appreciate their objects as symbolic representations of their personal histories and the larger communal history. By recording stories of grandparents and other older relatives, students play an active role in the transmission of history across the generations, ensuring that historical memories become part of their daily lives. artifacts and findings form the basis of a mini-museum in their school. The grand opening of their museum is a gala event, attended by family and members of the community who come to tour the galleries and learn more about the artifacts from the "curators," i.e., the students, who stand with their objects and explain them to their guests. In this way, the students are transformed from learners into teachers.

54. Zoo, 'living Museums' Brace For Cuts | Business First A proposed cut in funding to a state program has put in jeopardy some of the region’s smallest lives. Those in jeopardy include animals and plants housed at zoos and other http://buffalo.bizjournals.com/buffalo/stories/2008/12/15/story10.html

55. Heritage Village - Woodville Texas A living museum of pioneer history. Hours, special events, art and harvest festivals, location and contact information. http://www.heritage-village.org/

Home Village Map Hours Tour Info ... Contact Us Heritage Village is a living museum of pioneer history, with a main street that is right out of the mid 1800's to early 1900's. Walk through an old-time blacksmith shop. Check out a railroad depot. Visit a livery stable or any one of the community's log cabins. Or just stroll through the East Texas forest. See demonstrations of the old ways from people who have either studied the art or lived it. Heritage Village is an outstanding insight into what pioneer life in East Texas was like. Enjoy our website and come visit us soon! HERITAGE VILLAGE MUSEUM Highway 190 West PO Box 888 Woodville, Texas 75979 or 409-283-2194 fax E-mail: info@heritage-village.org Web design by DataLink - Onalaska, Texas Web Hosting by Sam Link .com

56. The King's Living Museums The success of the Huay Hong Krai Rural Development Study in Chiang Mai, provided striking confirmation of His Majesty’s theory. Even earth that is practically lifeless can be http://bangkokpost.net/king/museums.htm

The success of the Huay Hong Krai Rural Development Study in Chiang Mai, provided reinvigorated if one understands and knows how to apply the laws of inter-relatedness in nature to help it recover its balance. But for His Majesty the King, the restoration of the balance of nature is not an end in itself. It is a means to guarantee a vigorous, life-sustaining system for the rural poor. In a marriage of nature and human effort, His Majesty has invented a method to speed up reforestation by building hundreds of small, simple check-dams, using bricks and earth, in the mountain streams. The aim is to spread the moisture to a wider area and retain it to nurture the trees for as long as possible, before the water flows into the reservoir below. By keeping the forest soil damp, fires are prevented, thus allowing the forest to regenerate more quickly. work after several decades of searching for a low-cost, simple, and effective cure for rural poverty. His conclusion was ; there exists no uniform, single formula for a solution to the problem, given the vast diversity of geography that dictates the conditions of land, water supply

57. Minnesota Discovery Center - Telling The Story Of The Iron Range Living museum showcasing heritage of northeastern Minnesota. Ethnic foods, shows, dancing, educational tours, facilities for groups/special events, ticket info, maps. Seasonal park. Chisholm, Minnesota. http://mndiscoverycenter.com/

@import url(/_site_components/css/reset.css); @import url(/_site_components/css/text.css); @import url(/_site_components/css/design.css); @import url(/_site_components/css/menu.css); @import url(/_site_components/css/thickbox.css); Museum Research Center Iron Range History 1005 Discovery Drive Chisholm, MN 55719 Home About Us Groups Facility Rentals ... Links What's Hot Welcome Greetings from Minnesota Discovery Center. Through our museum research center and park we showcase northeastern Minnesota's Iron Range. We proudly share our region's stories through artifacts, exhibits, oral histories, interpretive demonstrations and education programs that help preserve our fascinating history and make it accessible to all. Stop by and check our latest exhibits: Letters from Home and Iron Stories Letters from Home examines wartime correspondences through America's wars, while Iron Stories tells the history of the Iron Range through images, text and maps. Plus, visit our children's discovery area, stop by our Acoustic Cafe, create great family memories and more. Discover what's new, learn about the past, and help us create a bright future for this wonderful facility.

58. New England Living Museums - Visit Living Museums Of New England Discover the living museums of New England and experience the history and communities of the regions past. http://www.completenewengland.com/2008/03/14/7-new-england-museums-to-experience

The New England Online Magazine Events, News, Views and Articles about the New England Region Today is Monday, November 15th, 2010 Home About RSS About the Author Cliff Calderwood is a travel writer living in rural Massachusetts. He writes extensively about New England where he has lived for the last 29 years with his family and dogs, and a bunch of animals in the woods that have a lot more right to live there than he does - but he watches out for them. See All Posts by This Author 7 New England Museums to Experience Filed Under Filed Under: New England Museums Tags: canterbury shaker connecticut hancock shaker massachusetts ... vermont New England Living Museums These are not your average city museum with neat rows of glass enclosed artifacts. The living museums of New England are designed for authenticity and more importantly interaction. Many depict a community or way of life with people role-playing to make the time period as authentic as possible, complete with costume, language and dialect. Visitors are encouraged to ask questions and answers are given in the character of the person being portrayed.

59. Economic Downturn Hits NY Zoos And Aquariums: Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium And M State budget cuts combined with decreased philanthropic giving are putting serious strain on the resources of members of New York's Coalition of Living Museums. http://www.suite101.com/content/economic-downturn-hits-new-york-zoos-and-aquaria

60. Evergreen Mortuary At Evergreen Memorial Park, A Full Service Funeral Home, Crem A diverse but complementary function cemetery, funeral home, wedding chapel, living museum, and wildlife preserve. http://www.rockymtnoptions.com/

Please visit our other web sites: The Barn / Event Center Big E Game Ranch Home Directions ... Forms Evergreen Mortuary, Lewis Mortuary and Rocky Mountain Cremation Full Service Funeral Home, Cemetery and Crematory Evergreen Memorial Park is a tribute to the pioneers of Evergreen, Colorado and the Old West. Surrounded by mountains and evergreens, the 100 acre park is graced by rolling meadows, rustic cabins and a beautiful, barn overlooking the reservoir and foothills. The Barn Chapel is an historic assembly of five old barns ranging from seventy to one hundred years old. The barn features beautiful antique stained glass windows, large picture windows and warm interior. Founders Ron and Carol Lewis strive to preserve the pioneer heritage of the Old West at Evergreen Memorial Park. They have collected historically important antiques and artifacts of the Old West which are displayed in the main building and throughout the property. Most of the land is used as a private animal preserve where you will find elk, fallow deer and buffalo. The pride of the preserve is the buffalo herd including the iconic White Buffalo, the spiritual leader of the plains Indians. Three restored stone and timbered cabins in the Garden of the Pioneers serve as the property's centerpieces ... sentinel tributes to the early pioneers - while providing a unique opportunity for bronze covered cremains niches in the unoccupied spaces between logs.

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