21. Living Museums living museums, other attractions and tourist information. http://www.uk-tourist-attractions.co.uk/Attractions/History/Living_Museums/index

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22. VISIONARY MONARCH The King calls these research and demonstration centres living museums, These living museums, however, are no ordinary farm research centres. http://www.bangkokpost.net/king2000/living.html

What are His Majesty the King's development visions that could ensure the majority of Thais a reasonable standard of living and cushion them from future economic crises? Visit the King's "Living Museums" for the answer. Among the royal advice to be found there: restore the environment, respect natural and cultural diversity, listen to the locals, go for simplicity, forego inter-agency rivalry and strive for self-reliance. The museums, known officially as Royal Development Study Centres, show His Majesty's holistic and pragmatic development approach governed by Buddhist philosophy. They also imply a major bureaucratic overhaul would be needed for his visions to be fully realised Sanitsuda Ekachai A fter several decades of modern development in Thailand, the gap between the rich and the poor is wider than ever, while the natural environment, the people's source of sustenance, is in tatters. With the economic crisis plunging the rural folks deeper into hardship, how can we turn things around?

23. The King's Living Museums The King s living museums. The success of the Huay Hong Krai Rural Development “living museums.” The first of these was Khao Hin Son, east of Bangkok. http://www.bangkokpost.net/king/museums.htm

The success of the Huay Hong Krai Rural Development Study in Chiang Mai, provided reinvigorated if one understands and knows how to apply the laws of inter-relatedness in nature to help it recover its balance. But for His Majesty the King, the restoration of the balance of nature is not an end in itself. It is a means to guarantee a vigorous, life-sustaining system for the rural poor. In a marriage of nature and human effort, His Majesty has invented a method to speed up reforestation by building hundreds of small, simple check-dams, using bricks and earth, in the mountain streams. The aim is to spread the moisture to a wider area and retain it to nurture the trees for as long as possible, before the water flows into the reservoir below. By keeping the forest soil damp, fires are prevented, thus allowing the forest to regenerate more quickly. work after several decades of searching for a low-cost, simple, and effective cure for rural poverty. His conclusion was ; there exists no uniform, single formula for a solution to the problem, given the vast diversity of geography that dictates the conditions of land, water supply

24. Tourism Scholar Studies “living Museums” of “living museums” as a possible tourism initiative for South Australia.“The idea with living museums is to show the way we were as an experience, http://www.adelaide.edu.au/pr/publications/adelaidean/2003/issue4/page11/

The University of Adelaide Home Departments Search News from the University of Adelaide Inside this Issue PAGE 1 Nerves point to better back pain treatment PAGE 2 McWha's Words Quality report welcomed PAGE 3 Bright students get Headstart at Adelaide PAGE 4 Young to become VC of Swinburne PAGE 5 Flower power for design student Natalie News in Brief PAGE 6 Counting the cost of mental illness Scars of war for all to see PAGE 7 Memory makes a difference to schizophrenia sufferers PAGE 8 Quentin's musical landscape still fun Music educator's vision continues for students PAGE 9 Gas clouds in space provide clear picture for Hayley PAGE 10 Genomics centre benefits from fellowships News Makers PAGE 11 Tourism scholar studies "living museums" Are we living in an anti-child society? PAGE 12 People smuggling talks explore global solutions Coming Events PAGE 13 Jazz singer wins Fulbright scholarship PAGE 14 Wine professor elected Academy Fellow Malaysian Marksmen aim to relive college experience Alumni Events PAGE 16 Guild launches war fare PDF File Download May 2003 Issue (pdf 996K) [PDF 1.12mb]

25. Leather Museums & Collections This Living Museum is Based on a Colonial Town with Trades Crafts There areother living museums in America elsewhere, we have some in the UK as http://www.theleatherconnection.com/id29.htm

var TlxPgNm='id29'; Back To Top The Leather Connection home Leather Organisations, All Types Leather Trade Suppliers Manufacturers of Finished Leather Goods ... Useful Links Leather Conservation Service Click here for info) Click Here for info. Also a famous American 'Living Museum' Click here to view it. info@meadco.com http://www.walsall.gov.uk/leathermuseum/ info@ledermuseum.de http://www.ledermuseum.de neilmacgregor@museumofleathercraft.org http://www.museumofleathercraft.org (Note from Francis: Please ring, or visit the site to check opening hours). enquiries@bathnes.gov.uk This collection includes a Royal Glove Collection. Find them at, http://www.glovers.org This site is well worth visiting. infodome@vam.ac.uk http://www.vam.ac.uk/ muo@muo.hr http://www.muo.hr info@bowesmuseum.org.uk http://www.bowesmuseum.co.uk Sturge Conservation Studio. 6 Woodland Avenue, Abington, Northampton, NN3 2BY. UK. Tel: 01604717929. Fax: 08700940055. Mobile: 07970926143. Email: sturge@primex.co.uk http://www.leatherconservation.co.uk http://www.history.org/ Fine Traditional English Rocking Horses. (By Appointment to HRH The Queen).

26. Attractions the many attractions which are all within easy reach of Looe. Just click onany heading for more information. living museums. Railways Steam Scenic http://www.looe.co.uk/looe-section/looe-attractions-museums.htm

Looe is a great place, not just to visit, relax and explore, but also to use as a base if you want to tour the surrounding area. These are just some of the many attractions which are all within easy reach of Looe. Just click on any heading for more information. Living Museums W hilst every effort has been made to ensure all the information given is accurate and up to date, we cannot be responsible for any errors or omissions. We recommend you check yourselves such things as opening times before you visit. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for additions/improvements to this site. Where to Stay - Panorama Hotel Living Museums Blue Hills Tin Streams Trevellas Coombe, St Agnes Tel 01 872 553341 Cornwall has been a source of tin for may centuries. Due to the world price of tin almost all the mines have become uneconomic and have been forced to close. This mine however has continued albeit in a small way, and now offers a tour of the works to see the fascinating process of tin production. A selection of giftware is available made out of Cornish tin that has been won, worked, smelted and cast at Blue Hill Tin Streams. Open all year, Mon to Sat, 10.30am to 5pm. Tour takes 1 to 1½hours.

27. Living Museums. By Gale, Iain And Richard Bryant. : William Stout Architectural living museums. Boston, 1993. Photographic tour of twentysix historic housemuseums. Binding Cl. Pages 192 pp Book Id 09632. Price $40.00 http://www.stoutbooks.com/cgi-bin/stoutbooks.cgi/09632.html

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28. Living Museums In Scandinavia. By Vibe, Udsen And Per Nagel. : William Stout Arc living museums in Scandinavia. Denmark, 2000. Per Nagel s photographs of Scandinavianmuseums and also houses of well known architects such as Saarinen. http://www.stoutbooks.com/cgi-bin/stoutbooks.cgi/45921.html

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29. Press Release - Natural History Museum Children love zoos for the exotic beasts they can see there, but for some oftheir endangered inhabitants these living museums are a last refuge. http://www.nhm.ac.uk/about-us/contact-enquiries/press-office/press-releases/2004

Skip to page content Skip to page content Research and curation Business centre ... About us Search Home Visit us Nature online Kids only ... Buy online You are here: Home About us Contact and enquiries Press Office Press releases Primary navigation Contact and enquiries Press Office Press releases Approved images ... Jobs Press release Living museums A series of free Darwin Centre Live events at the Natural History Museum Saturday 14 – Saturday 21 February 2004, daily Webcast live at  www.nhm.ac.uk/darwincentre/live Children love zoos for the exotic beasts they can see there, but for some of their endangered inhabitants these living museums are a last refuge. Zoos may be controversial but the research and breeding programmes that they carry out may be our best hope for saving many species from extinction. Join our experts in the studio to meet animals and researchers live by satellite from London, Paignton and San Diego Zoos in a series of free Darwin Centre Live events exploring the role that animal parks play in today’s world. The Koala Dating Game Saturday 14 February, 14.30

30. UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Press Releases Wild forests living museums of virtually extinct species. 4 August 2003.Issued jointly by UNEP and the World Conservation Monitoring Centre http://www.grida.no/newsroom.cfm?pressReleaseItemID=772

31. Detaljer För Vald Bok living museums in Scandinavia Museerna som är utvalda till denna bok är allaautentiska Skandinaviska hem. Det distinkta Skandinaviska utmärks av klarheten http://www.byggbokhandeln.com/sok/detalj.asp?ArtikelNummer=6148368

32. ALHFAM Home Page Organization for those involved in historical reenactment. Membership information, links, glossary and bibliography, employment postings, regional meetings, and board of directors. http://www.alhfam.org/

Note: The URL for this page has been updated to http://www.alhfam.org/ . Please update your bookmarks. "An Organization of People who bring History to Life." ALHFAM The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums W ELCOME T O T HE ALHFAM H OMEPAGE ALHFAM is the museum organization for those involved in living historical farms, agricultural museums, outdoor museums of history and folklife and those museums - large and small - that use "living history" programming. ALHFAM is an affiliate member organization of the American Association of Museums (though the membership is international in scope). Information about ALHFAM, including the on-line Membership Brochure and Membership Application Form. Living History Links A list of more than 80 international sites. Plan to Attend , or Submit a Proposal for the ALHFAM 2006 Conference and Annual Meeting "Living History" HELP Glossary, Bibliography; What is it? Museum Education Bibliography A comprehensive bibliography for understanding education in the museum setting. Thinking of Starting a new museum?

33. New Hampshire Museums By Region New Hampshire Museums NH Museum Information, NH Guide to institutions from New Hampshire living magazine. Listings by region include visitor information and links to web sites. http://www.nhliving.com/museums/

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='520'; awmAltUrl=''; Add Bookmark Tell a Friend var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='520'; awmAltUrl=''; New Hampshire Museums N.H. Museums by Region Visit the great state of New Hampshire and gain a wealth of knowledge from one of its many museums. You could learn about mostly anything; from skiing and snowmobiling, to the American Revolution, or the history of the Granite State itself. To locate museums in New Hampshire, follow the links below. New Hampshire Local Museums by Region Great North Woods NH Museums Berlin, Colebrook, Errol, North Stratford, Lancaster White Mountains Region Museums North Conway, Lincoln, Littleton, Franconia, Gorham The Lakes Region NH Museums Laconia, Rochester, Plymouth, Ossipee, Meredith, Bristol Dartmouth / Lake Sunapee Region Museums Lebanon, Hanover, Claremont, Newport Monadnock Region NH Museums Keene, Peterborough, Hillsborough, Winchester Merrimack Valley Region NH Museums Manchester, Concord, Nashua, Salem, Derry Seacoast Region NH Museums Portsmouth, Dover, Durham, Hampton, Exeter If you are looking for New Hampshire travel information

34. Brisbane's Living Heritage Network - A Discovery Guide A network of 31 museums showcasing Queensland's history. Includes location details, map, and suggested tours. http://www.brisbanelivingheritage.org/

Welcome Introduction Heritage Locations Tours and Tips ... Events Calendar QuickFind heritage locations 2nd 14th Light Horse Regiment (QMI) Museum ANZAC Square War Memorial Boggo Road Gaol Museum Brisbane City Botanic Gardens Brisbane City Hall Brisbane Tramway Museum Cathedral of Saint Stephen Christ Church Community Precinct Milton Commissariat Store Customs House Diamantina Healthcare Museum Embroiderers' Guild Queensland Fort Lytton Freemasons Ann Street Memorial Centre Friends of Balmoral Cemetery Friends of Toowong Cemetery Macarthur Museum Mercy Heritage Centre Miegunyah Museum of Brisbane Musgrave Park Cultural Centre Newstead House Nursing Museum RBH Parliament House Queensland Energy Museum Queensland Maritime Museum Queensland Military Memorial Museum Queensland Museum, South Bank Queensland Police Museum QUT Art Museum QUT Old Government House St. Andrew's Uniting Church St. Helena Island National Park State Library of Queensland - Heritage Collections Telstra Museum Brisbane Tony Gould Gallery, QPAC Museum University of Queensland UQ Anthropology Museum UQ Antiquities Museum UQ Fryer Library UQ Marks Hirschfield Museum of Medical History UQ Physics Museum UQ University Art Museum Victoria Barracks Loading...

35. -Site Move- Articles, events and historical seed catalogues for New Jersey gardeners, farmers and avocational historians. GSHSS works with living history farms, sites and museums providing seeds appropriate for the era they portray. http://www.historyyoucaneat.org/

36. Arkansastravel.com: Arkansas's On-Line Travel Tourism Vacations Magazine Feature articles on area cities, National Park Service sites, state parks, museums, outdoor activities, festivals, arts, living history, and nature programs. http://www.arkansastravel.com/

One Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201 PHONE: TOLL FREE: 800-NATURAL FAX: EMAIL: info@arkansas.com A Publication of Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism Web Services by Aristotle Web Design The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is in compliance with the Freedom of Information Ar. Code Ann., § 25-19-101 et seq. September 23, 2005 Haunted Attraction Almost Double in Size with New Smell Factor StoneCreek Ranch Offers Guests Cutting Horse Excitement, Real Riding Clinton's Library Boosts Tourism in His Birthplace Barn Sale Weekend Growing in Camden ... arkansas kids

37. Canal Museums Black Country Living Museum Black Country living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. http://www.canaljunction.com/musbclm.htm

Canal Museums Black Country Museum Buy canal books securely online from Black Country Living Museum based on the BCN in Dudley. A friendly welcome awaits you at one of Britain's best open air museums. Discover a fascinating and different world where an old-fashioned village has been recreated by the canal as a living tribute to the skills and enterprise of the people of the Black Country, once the Industrial Heart of Britain. You can wander around shops and houses, ride on a tramcar or fairground swingboat or just soak up the atmosphere. The exhibits reflect the industrial heritage of the area, an ironworks with rolling mill, a coal mine with colliery engine and a Newcomen Engine (a replica of the world's first steam engine), all in action on specific dates. The village is surrounded on three sides by canal, the Dudley Tunnel Branch of the Birmingham Canal system and two arms, one to old lime kilns and the other to a fully functioning boatdock. The boatdock is typical of the many built on the Black Country canals. Three boats can be drawn out of the water sideways and it is fully equipped to repair and build working narrowboats. Many of the dock buildings have been built from redundant boats. Dudley Tunnel is 3154 yards long and connects to an unique network of caverns and canal branches which served the limestone mines beneath Castle Hill, preserved almost without change for two hundred years. You can take a trip through some of the network on an electrically powered trip boat from the museum. Only electrically propelled boats are allowed in the tunnel due to lack of ventilation, boats used to have to be

38. Busan Metropolitan City Government site with living information, transportation guide, medical services, museums, photos, culture, and business data. Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese http://english.busan.go.kr/

39. Canal Heritage - Canal History & Canal Museums - The Boat Museum, National Water Black Country living Museum The Black Country living Museum has a large openair collection of buildings moved from their original sites. http://www.canaljunction.com/museums.htm

Waterways Museums Buy canal history books securely online from Canal History and Canal Museums - The Boat Museum, National Waterways Museum, Black Country Living Museum, London Canal Museum, Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum, Water Folk Canal Centre, Shardlow Heritage Centre, The Inland Waterways Heritage Network. The 'Canal Age', although short, was responsible for opening up Britain to the Industrial Revolution, much as the Internet is now opening up the world to the Information Revolution. Because transport became cheaper, goods and products need no longer be locally produced in small numbers, they could be mass produced at greatly reduced costs. Populations moved to service the factories and mills and their environment and ways of life were irreversibly changed. The best places to see the story of the changes that the canals wrought are in the waterways museums. The best known are the Canal Museum at Stoke Bruerne in Northamptonshire, the Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port in Cheshire (right) and the National Waterways Museum at Gloucester Docks, now under common management and forming The National Collection of waterways history. There are are several smaller canal museums and many kindred exhibitions and interpretation centres all over the canal system.

40. The Irish History Company A community development group specialising in historical reenactment, period reconstruction and the manufacture of period clothing and artifacts for living history, museums, film and TV. http://www.irishhistoryco.com/

"Securing a future for our past" "It is self evident, wherever nobility and honour flourish, that nothing is more glorious or more worthy of praise than to revive the knowledge of ancient authors and of the illustrious personage and nobles of former times, so that succeeding generations might cherish the memory of their ancestors” Farrell O’Gara, Lord Member of Parliament,the County of Sligoe, 1634 The Irish History Company revives the memory of past personage by promoting the concept of living history. The company provides research on past historical events and lifestyles; offers quality historical costumes to interested groups, heritage sites, individuals or commercial organisations; and provides advisory services on organisation and presentation of period re-enactment. Researching and manufacturing of historical garments Promoting Irish living history and re-enactment Introducing our team and how to contact us This project is being supported by Area Development Mangement Ltd and the Combat Poverty Agency through the EU and the Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation with additional funding by FAS and the Sligo Leader Partnership. Home Past Projects Cloths of Heaven The Company

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