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Introduction to museum work

George Ellis Burcaw

1983

The representation of the past

Walsh, Kevin

1992

The manual of museum management

Gail Dexter Lord, Barry Lord

1997

Smithsonian treasures of American history

Peter Liebhold, Kathleen Kendrick, Kathleen M. Kendrick

2006

Museums

Willem Jan Neutelings

2016

Artist of Disappearance

Anita Desai

2012

Dinosaur dilemma

Frank Cammuso

2015

Digital collections

Suzanne Keene

1998

Making and effacing art

Philip Fisher

1991

International directory of museum training

Gary Edson

1995

Museum basics

Tim Ambrose

1993

Museums and education

Eilean Hooper-Greenhill

2008

Museums in a troubled world

Robert R. Janes

2009

Establishing Dress History (Studies in Design)

Lou Taylor

2004

Telling Our Story

Ismael Ahmed

2007

A guide to early American homes

Dorothy Pratt

1956

Museum memories

Didier Maleuvre

1999

The museum environment

Garry Thomson

1986

"Other peoples' heritage"

Leo Pettipas

1994

Looking reality in the eye

Robert R. Janes, Gerald T. Conaty

2005

The Educational Role of the Museum (Leicester Readers in Museum Studies)

Hooper-Greenhil

1994

Doing children's museums

Joanne Cleaver

1988

Frank O. Gehry

Coosje van. Bruggen, Coosje van Bruggen, Coosje Van Bruggen et al.

1999

Leading with Passion

Sherene Suchy

2004

Recoding the Museum (Museum Meanings)

Ross Parry

2007

Museums and the interpretation of visual culture

Eilean Hooper-Greenhill

2000

Museums and their visitors

Eilean Hooper-Greenhill

1994

The Lobkowicz Collections (Art Guides)

The Curators at the Lobkowicz Collection

2008

Strawbery Banke

J. Dennis Robinson

2008

The 25 Essential World War II Sites: European Theater

Chuck Thompson

2007

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