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Research Library and Museum Announce Reopening


The Oregon Historical Society has announced that its Research Library and Museum will reopen to the public on Saturday, September 20, 2003. New hours for the museum galleries and library are to be announced. The OHS Museum and Research Library have been closed for construction and renovation since fall 2002. The reopening will be the public's first chance to see the interior of the new OHS entrance building and to view a new OHS exhibit, "Oregon History A to Z." The new exhibit will tell the story of Oregon through artifacts and artwork selected from sixty-four affiliated historical institutions throughout the state.  

Sterling Research Fellowships


OHS announces the recipients of the second annual Donald J. Sterling. Jr., Memorial Research Fellowships, designed to encourage original, scholarly, interpretive research in Pacific Northwest history. Each recipient receives a stipend and four weeks of research time in the OHS collections. Dr. Gray Whaley of Paw Paw, Michigan, received the Senior Fellowship. Jason Bennett, a student at the University of Victoria, received the Graduate Research Fellowship.  

Inventory of Alaskan Film, Video, and Audio Recordings


The Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association (AMIPA), a 501(c)(3) organization, is conducting an inventory of Alaskan film, video, and audio recordings — a project known as Voices & Images of Alaska (VIA). Much of the material related to Alaska's history is physically located outside of the state, so part of the effort includes reaching out to cultural organizations in the Lower-48 and beyond. The VIA project is funded in part by a matching grant from Save America's Treasures, a public-private partnership between the National Park Service and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. To contact the VIA project, call (907) 279-8433, e-mail via@amipa.org , or write Voices and Images of Alaska, c/o AMIPA, 1325 Primrose St., Anchorage, AK 99508.  


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