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T'was the Night Before Christmas and Other Seasonal Favorites (Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications) by William Lach, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2003-11-01
The Official Museum Directory 2005 by American Association of Museums, 2004-11
Ancient Sculpture From India, a Catalogue of the Exhibition, The M.H. Deyoung Memorial Museum, San Francisco, May 29- July 19, 1964; Seattle Art Museum, Academy of Arts, May 13- June 27, 1965 by The Cleveland Museum of Art, 1964
St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art by Glasgow Museum and Art Gallery, 1993-01-28
Islamic Art and Geometric Design: Activities for Learning (Metropolitan Museum of Art Series) by Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2004-05-11
Some Aspects of Maori Myth and Religion (Dominion Museum Monograph No. 1) by Elsdon Best, 1954
Some Aspects of Maori Myth And Religion - Dominion Museum Monograph No. 1 by Elsdon Best, 1978-01-01
Russian art from the Collection of the Museum of the History of Religion / Russkoe iskusstvo iz sobraniya Gosudarstvennogo muzeya istorii religii by M. Basova, 2006
The religion of the Crow Indians, (Anthropological papers of the American museum of natural history.vol. XXV, pt. II) by Robert Harry Lowie, 1922
Bibliotheca Alexandrina: The Archaeology Museum by Zahi Hawass, 2004-10-15
The Jewish Calendar 2006: With Illustrations from The Jewish Museum, London by London The Jewish Museum, 2005-06-10
Gods and Rituals Readings in Religious Beliefs and Practices by John (editor), American Museum of Natural History Middleton, 1967
Thesaurus Cultus et Rituum Antiquorum: Abbreviations · Abréviations · Abkürzungen · Abbreviazioni (Getty Trust Publications: J. Paul Getty Museum)
Benjamin West, Romanticism in Religious Drawings. Delaware Art Museum 1989 by Anna Jean Rhodes, 1989

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Religion: Judaism: Arts: Galleries-and-museums Spirit And Sky
Home religion judaism arts galleriesand-museums The museum, whichis the only one of its kind in the Nordic countries and is a member of the
http://www.spiritandsky.com/religion/judaism/arts/galleries-and-museums/
Roman Religion And The Three Family Gods
religion was a very important part of Roman life. Romans believed in many godswho controlled their lives and brought them wealth and good luck.
http://museums.ncl.ac.uk/wallnet/sen/Religion.htm

Extractions: Roman Religion Religion was a very important part of Roman life. Romans believed in many gods who controlled their lives and brought them wealth and good luck. Most Roman houses had a special place where the family worshipped. There were three family gods- Janus, god of the doorway; Lar, god of the house and Vesta, goddess of the household fire. The gods were offered food and drinks at the beginning of a meal. Romans were superstitious, and so when they conquered people they sometimes started to worship local gods and often they gave them Latin names. For the army, the most important Roman gods were Jupiter the supreme god, Apollo the sun god and Mars the god of war. Many altars were dedicated to them in the forts. Emperor worship was introduced as a means of encouraging loyalty among the soldiers, who treated the Emperor as a living god. Temples were dedicated to particular gods and built in a variety of styles. The Romans had a strong belief in the supernatural and in curses. They would leave effigies of an afflicted body part, like an ear or a leg, at temples because they believed that the gods would heal them.
Theology/Religion/Catholic Education Resources
Access Vatican museums and archives or find information about the Pope. Catholic religion and family life teacher s guide, goals, and units for grades
http://www.cloudnet.com/~edrbsass/edthe.htm
Research At IU | Centers, Institutes And Museums | Center For The Study Of Relig
Centers, Institutes and museums Center for the Study of religion and AmericanCulture Philip Goff CA 341; IUPUI (317) 2748409 Email center
http://www.research.iu.edu/centers/crac.html

Extractions: The Center is dedicated to promoting the understanding of the relation between religion and other features of American culture. Drawing upon scholars and other professionals from around the country, the Center explores the continuing influence of religion in American life as a whole. The Center achieves its purpose through a variety of activities and publications directed to the academy and to the public at large: Religion and American Culture: A Journal of Interpretation ; public lectures, conferences, and symposia; awards and fellowships; commissioned books and papers; and a newsletter.
Bath Preservation Trust: Building Of Bath Museum
The Building of Bath Museum was designed to celebrate the development of Bath s 18th taking the word of the Huntingdon Connexion religion with them.
http://www.bath-preservation-trust.org.uk/museums/bath/

Extractions: "No Visitor to Bath should miss it" - The Spectator The Building of Bath Museum is a 'must see'. If you love Bath and its architecture then this museum explains how and why this magnificent city was built, decorated and lived in. In a period of 70 years Bath developed from a small provincial spa to being the most fashionable place, outside of London. Using a series of models, maps, paintings and reconstructions the museum looks in detail at the various crafts and personalities that built this wonderful city. We have an unrivalled collection of authentic and specialist tools, fixtures and fittings from the Georgian period. Our story begins with 17th century Bath, when the spa was famed for its healing springs, but little else. From the visits of Queen Anne in 1702 and 1703 and throughout the Georgian period (the reigns of King George I, II, III and IV) Bath was the 'valley of pleasure' where fashionable society came for the season to take the waters, enjoy good society, shops and gambling. Our exhibition leads you through how a Georgian house was constructed from the ashlar stone to the decorative plasterwork. We encourage our visitors to touch and explore the majority of our models and exhibits. You can see how a Georgian sash window was constructed or try on a pannier, a wicker backpack used by boys to carry stone to where it was needed on the building site.
Place To Find Or To Add A Site
Architecture Art Dealers Art For Commissions Art History Art museums Artistic For Vacation Recreation Relationships religion and Spirituality Your pets
http://www.artmam.net/
HA - Consulting Engineers - Convention Centers Law Enforcement Museums Religion
convention centers, law enforcement, museums, religion, theaters, This isa description of some of our services available for museums.
http://www.henryadams.com/public_museums.htm

Extractions: @import url(emx_nav_right.css); Home Company Profile Services Contact Us ... Science Buildings Selected Experience Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry Brandywine River Museum U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum Perserving irreplacable items starts with a controlled enviornment. Our professional engineers can and will design the perfect controlled enviornment for your needs. We use the latest in HVAC technology to keep the relative humidity, air temperature, pressure and numerous other variables in controll so that your irreplacables never need replacing. Bookmark Us
HA - Consulting Engineers - Convention Centers Law Enforcement Museums Religion
structure designs, convention centers, law enforcement, museums, religion,theaters, religion. Designing a religious facility is always a challenge.
http://www.henryadams.com/public_religion.htm

Extractions: @import url(emx_nav_right.css); Home Company Profile Services Contact Us ... Science Buildings Selected Experience Glenmar Methodist Church Parish Hall Designing a religious facility is always a challenge. Although different religions call their facility a different name and have different requirements, they all have many design issues in common. Quite often, these facilities have a committee, which oversees the design and construction processes. Each committee presents their own unique set of challenges, however they all require our professional project managers and engineers to listen to their individual concerns. Money is also a concern for most religious facilities, and often as a result, they opt to build in phases. Henry Adams is willing and able to work with each religious facility and if possible complete the design in the desired phases. Our experiences have ranged from designing simple upgrades, to complete renovations to a complete design from the ground up. Bookmark Us
Ulan-Ude: Museums, Sightseeing, Places Of Interest -- WayToRussia.Net
Still they continued to practice their religion and in the beginning of the the ban on religion ended, the museum got rebaptised Museum of History.
http://www.waytorussia.net/Siberia/UlanUde/Sightseeing.html
ReligionLink - Museums Bolstering Judaism's Public Face
The official site of religionLink free biweekly tips for ethics and religion reporters.
http://www.religionlink.org/tip_020909czones.php
ReligionLink - Museums Bolstering Judaism's Public Face
The official site of religionLink free biweekly tips for ethics and religion reporters.
http://www.religionlink.org/tip_020909c.php

Extractions: As Jews celebrate their High Holy Days through Sept. 16, they can also celebrate a renaissance among Jewish museums. At a time when many cultural institutions are facing shrinking budgets and dwindling donations, Jewish museums seem to be thriving. In New York, the Museum of Jewish Heritage is adding a new $60 million wing blocks from the destruction of Ground Zero. Two healthy California Jewish museums are merging to share a showplace space in downtown San Francisco. And a $10 million Jewish museum is planned for Cleveland, Ohio. Jewish museums range from stately institutions to collections in the corners of synagogues and Jewish community centers. "The interest in American Jewish history has been rising astronomically," says Ellen Smith, a consultant to many Jewish museums nationally. "Museums have emerged as one of the most able educators for people of all ages, economic and social backgrounds to learn about Jews as a people and Jews as holders of the faith." When the Council of American Jewish Museums was founded in 1977, it had just seven member institutions. Now there are more than 80. But the museums' growth carries with it questions of identity - particularly at a time when the U.S. Jewish population is struggling with lower synagogue affiliation and high intermarriage rates. A recent controversial pop-art Holocaust exhibit at the Jewish Museum in New York - which included a concentration camp model made out of Legos - showed that art can anger as well as enlighten. Are Jewish museums in your area and state expanding or shifting their focus? At a time when American Christians are showing increased interest in Judaism and the state of Israel, are museums aiming exhibits mainly at Jews or non-Jews? What face - religious or secular - are they putting on Jewish identity?
Museums By Neighborhood And Subject
Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of religion The Museum of the Mikveh TheNew York Public Library Center for the Humanities Yeshiva University Museum
http://www.nymuseums.com/biglist.htm

Extractions: MUSEUMS BY NAME, NEIGHBORHOOD AND SUBJECT Please remember: smaller institutions may be subject to unexpected closings. It is always advisable to call ahead to confirm that they will be open when you plan to visit, especially where considerable travel time is involved. We intend to be inclusive, and welcome a note from any insitution we may have (inadvertently) left out. Please e-mail comments and suggestions to: Jonathan Slaff, Publisher, at jslaff@nymuseums.com Go to: "A" TO "Z" LISTINGS
WASHINGTONIAN Museums
A tapestry fragment at the Textile Museum gives clues about the religion ofancient Peruvians. Courtesy of Textile Museum
http://www.washingtonian.com/inwashington/Where When/museums.html
Religion History And Museums : MuseumsToday.com
religion directory page with related links and resources on religion and history.
http://www.museumstoday.com/history/religion.html

Extractions: MuseumsToday.com Museum News and Resources home topics news articles ... history >> religion introduction : this religion and history directory page is integrated thematically within this meta-resource for religion information .. the resource links on this page may have been reviewed by an editor for general as well as specific religion and history links, reviews, images, books, articles, forums, and possibly even religion related jobs.
St. Petersburg Museums, Russia: Links, Palaces, Churches And Opening Hours.
History of religion Museum, 11.00 18.00 Wednesday Closed.Kunstkamera (Anthropology Ethnography Museum), 11.00 - 18.00 Thursday Closed
http://www.nevsky-prospekt.com/museums.html

Extractions: Nevsky Home Arctic and Antarctic Museum 10.00 - 17.00 Mon, Tues Closed 11.00 - 17.00 Mon, Tues Closed Aurora Cruiser 10.30 - 16.00 Mon, Friday Closed Blockade Museum at Solyanoy per., 9 10.00 - 17.00 Wednesday Closed Cabin of Peter the Great 10.00 - 18.00 Tuesday Closed Central Naval Museum 10.30 - 17.30 Mon, Tues Closed Church-on-Spilled-Blood 11.00 - 16.00 Wednesday Closed City Sculpture Museum at the A. Nevsky Lavra 10.00 - 17.00 Thursday Closed Dostoevsky Memorial Museum 11.00 - 17.30 Monday Closed Hermitage (Winter Palace) 10.30 - 17.00 Monday Closed History of Religion Museum 11.00 - 18.00 Wednesday Closed Kunstkamera 11.00 - 18.00 Thursday Closed Marble Palace (now a Russian Museum branch) 10.00 - 18.00 Tuesday Closed Menshikov Palace 10.30 - 16.30 Tuesday Closed Mikhailovsky (Engineers) Castle Closed for restoration M. M. Zoshchenko Memorial Museum
Suggested Links: Arts & Humanities
Music, Performing Arts, Philosophy, religion, museums. Art. American Museumof Photography Unique virtual museum about the history of photography;
http://www.fox.uwc.edu/library/suggestedlinks_artshumanities.html
Amsterdam.info » Museums In Amsterdam » Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam, J
Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam, Joods Historisch Museum. is the onlymuseum in the Netherlands to focus on Jewish history, religion and culture.
http://www.amsterdam.info/museums/jewish_historical_museum/

Extractions: Amsterdam Search Site map Index ... Jewish historical museum The Jewish Historical Museum is the only museum in the Netherlands to focus on Jewish history, religion and culture. The museum is located in a group of four historical Ashkenazi synagogues at the heart of the former Jewish quarter in the centre of Amsterdam. The permanent exhibition features the following themes: the role of religion and tradition, the links with Israel, the persecution of Jews during the Second World War, personal life stories and the mutual influence of Jewish and Dutch culture. Temporary exhibitions Where Mokum is Home is well worth a visit. Mokum is the Jewish name for Amsterdam. Children, and adults too, are introduced to different aspects of Jewish tradition through interactive presentations, including matzo baking and learning to write Hebrew letters. Updates: Hollandsche Schouwburg
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute Of Religion Official Site .com ® - New Yo
Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of religion - 10012 museums - Official Site,Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of religion museum, museums
http://officialsite.com/asp/OfficialSite.asp?ListingID=3227
MedHist: The Gateway To Internet Resources For The History Of Medicine
Texts may be browsed using a range of topics covering world religion, Societies, Medical; religion and Medicine; museums; Great Britain; Folklore;
http://medhist.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D012068.html

Extractions: Top Miscellany relating to medicine Religion Religion and medicine Catholic encyclopedia : history of medicine This extract from the online Catholic encyclopedia focuses on the history of medicine, and the role of Christianity in it. The text is taken from the online version of the Catholic encyclopedia , originally published N.Y.: Robert Appleton Co., 1907-14, which sought to provide "full and authoritative information on the entire cycle of Catholic interests, action and doctrine". The text is presented as a single Web page. Some terms in the text are hyperlinked to other entries in the encyclopedia. The text has been made available by the Catholic Web site, New Advent. Religion and Medicine Encyclopedias Christianity Collected works of Florence Nightingale ... History of pharmacy This Web page gives a general history of pharmacy from medieval times to the twentieth century, concentrating on areas such as the origins of pharmacy, the period of the Industrial Revolution, and the community and twentieth century pharmacy. The site has been provided by a New York drug company; The Lindsay Drug Co., Inc. The text of this report has been taken primarily from the following publication: Pharmacy: an illustrated history by David L. Cowen and William H. Helfand (New York: Harry N. Abrams).
National Foundation For Jewish Culture
The Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of religion Museum, New York willexhibit Rebirth After the Holocaust The Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp,
http://www.jewishculture.org/cultural_services/museums/cajm/articles/museums_911

Extractions: About Calendar Grants Awards ... CAJM Statements Council of American Jewish Museums Joined in Remembering September 11th New York, NY, September, 2002 The Council of American Jewish Museums announces the following September 11th commemorative activities and exhibitions taking place at CAJM member museums and galleries around the country. These special events are in spirit with The American Association of Museums and the Institute of Museum and Library Services initiative, Museums Celebrate Americas Freedom: Joining Communities in a day of Remembrance September 11th and encourage museums to join together with each other and their communities to commemorate September 11th. For more information on CAJM membership and activities, contact cajm@jewishculture.org The Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust commemorates the losses of September 11, 2001 in its newest special exhibition, Yahrzeit: September 11th Observed. According to Jewish tradition, the anniversary of a death is a day of reflection to remember what was lost. The observance of this day is called yarhrzeit. The exhibition will reflect on the day of tragedy and the many responses that followed, examining how Jewish ritual, communal and neighborhood organizations, and individual social response helped the city through its darkest hour. From stories of fleeing downtown that second Tuesday in September to the rituals and laws dealing with death, the Museum presents the variety of ways in which people and organizations addressed September 11th and its aftermath.

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