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Foreword | p. 9 |
Introduction: Toward a Definition of the American Museum | p. 13 |
Develops a Model Natural History Museum | p. 19 |
Perfects the Habitat Group Exhibition | p. 33 |
Standardizes Functions of the Art Museum | p. 51 |
Brings Modern Art to the Museum | p. 67 |
Makes a Historical Society Reach the People of a State | p. 85 |
Preserves Important Sites Throughout New England | p. 101 |
Uses Visitors as Part of Museum Experiments | p. 117 |
Popularizes the First Children's Museum | p. 133 |
Expands the Neighborhood Museum | p. 147 |
Attracts the Community into a General Museum | p. 161 |
Plants an Outstanding Botanical Garden | p. 173 |
Founds a Varied and Popular Zoo | p. 189 |
Teaches a Pioneering Course in Museum Studies | p. 205 |
Epilogue: The American Museum Progresses | p. 219 |
Index | p. 221 |
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