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Contents: USING MUSEUM COLLECTIONS Introduction Using NPS Museum Collections We've Come a Long Way: A Servicewide View Perspectives The Guise of Summer: Seasonal Changes in Historic House Furnishings Draft Standards for the Treatment of a Distinct Cultural Resource Beyond Traditional Curation of Collections The University of Alaska Mammal Collection Uses of Museum Collections Using Resource Management Records Museum Collections in the Columbia Cascades Cluster Uses A Used Collection Still in Use Using the Fort Union Trading Post Collection Harry S Truman National Historic Site Historic Structure Field Collections Restoring Wolves and Historic Interiors Mementos and Memories: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Collection From Restoration to Fund-raising Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Two Hundred and Sixteen Square Feet of Treasure Mount Rushmore National Memorial Little Bighorn National Monument The Southeast Utah Group A Rare Spot for an Owl Sapatqayn, Nakia's Link to the Past Rediscovering Resources MOUs Can Be the Way to Go Techniques Preserving and Exhibiting Wet Specimens Integrated Pest Management and Preserving Exhibit Items Exhibiting Color Copies Replicating Historic Collections in the National Park Service Anniversaries Exhibit Celebrates Glacier's 85th Anniversary Another First for the Wright Brothers Jamestown Prepares for Quadricentennial in 2007 Documentation It's a Matter of Time-The Value of Documentation ANCS Provides Access to Alaska Museum Collections Storage Designing Critical Habitat for Collections Use High Technology in Civil War Era Storage Facility The Curator The Curator as Social Historian Bibliography Publications Using NPS Collections

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