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2014.ACM.4Scope and Content
In 1994, renovations to the museum began and were divided into three phases. First, an office space and a gift shop was built in the first phase. Next, was a three-year plan to build an orientation room. This is where visitors were shown videos and the museum's meetings would be held. There were plans to improve the storage area for artifacts and give genealogy a larger work area. Finally, new exhibits were installed and exhibits for the the Duncan family collections were added. New outdoor exhibits included a pioneer settlement with the Marx Cabin, a corn crib, outhouse, smokehouse, animal housing structures, and a garden.
Proposed Addition to Andrew County Museum. Black and white, reviewed 7-30-92 and dated 6-18-92. By the Ellison-Auxier Architects Inc. The blueprint outlines the Museum labeling, at the time, the already existing portions of the museum and including the planned addition to the museum. This added addition would become the Duncan Gallery. The blueprint includes a top-down view of inside the museum and an outside side view of the museum showing what the museum will look like with the addition.Lexicon
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsExhibitions
Exhibition
Andrew County Museum and Historical Society HistoryNotes
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