Here are some highlights from the opening!
Everyone had a great time!
The dollhouse exhibit is open through February 14, 2010 so consider bringing your family and guests to the Museum this holiday season!!
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Learn more about what's going on behind-the-scenes at the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum from Curator Kim Kenney! Check back often to find out about new donations, what our volunteers are working on, what we're doing to prepare for a special event, exhibition preparation, and more!
Kim Kenney, Curator
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October
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- Goodbye Lisa!
- Tea with the Curator -- History of Dollhouses
- Rest of bequest
- Zoar corner cupboard
- What's been going on
- Dollhouse Scavenger Hunt!!
- Fabulous exhibit opening!
- Dollhouse photos in the Repository
- Dollhouse article
- DOLLHOUSE RAFFLE!
- Dollhouse Preview
- New computer!
- Dollhouses coming in
- Ron Ponder on WHBC
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About Me
- Kim Kenney
- I have been the curator of the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum since October 2001. I have a BA in history with a minor in creative writing and an MA in history museum studies from the Cooperstown Graduate Program. I have written four books -- Canton: A Journey Through Time, Canton's West Lawn Cemetery, Canton's Pioneers in Flight, and Canton Entertainment. I have a wide variety of outreach programs available for your group. Please visit the Speaker's Bureau on the museum's website for more information!
Museum Staff
- Joyce Yut, Director
- Mark Holland, Archivist
- Chris Kenney, Director of Education
- Kimberly Kenney, Curator
- Raelynn Mays, Accountant
- Buzz Ream, Weekend Manager
- Lynette Reiner, Science Director
- David Richards, Planetarium Director
- Rick Rohrer, Facilities Manager
- Cindy Sober, Shoppe Manager
- Stephanie Span, Volunteer Coordinator
- Rita Zwick, Office Manager
2 comments:
Hi Kim,
Where are all the houses from? Did you build them all? Your exhibit sounds very interesting.
I've got a website with a free e-book that you might be interested in. Check it out and tell me what you think.
Just click on my name :)
Hi Julia,
Most of the dollhouses were borrowed from miniaturists in the community. Four are from the museum's permanent collection. We did not build any of them -- the ones in our collection came to us fully constructed!
I will check out your ebook! Thanks for writing!
Kim
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